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I have experience with this. Give a powerful SQL editor to a suit and find your data integrity borked beyond repair.
by mythrwy 7y ago
I have experience with this. Give a powerful SQL editor to a suit and find your data integrity borked beyond repair.
- striking 7y agoRead only?
- tracker1 7y agoFor this, could probably dump/replicate to SQLite for archive/backup/point in time... Or one-way replicate for reports.
- eloff 7y agoI've used this strategy with a read only replica. It also protects the database from long running and inefficient queries. Highly recommend doing this if you have the budget for it.
- amylene 7y agoThis is how PowerBI, from Microsoft, works. It copies the data into local RAM (or on a cloud machine that also runs the dataviz)
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