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Gives you unified access to all your data spread across all your relational databases. Supports: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL server, Oracle and DB2 Allows you to q
by hmottestad 6y ago
Gives you unified access to all your data spread across all your relational databases.
Supports: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL server, Oracle and DB2
Allows you to query across all these databases through a unified interface. Supports reasoning to allow for concepts to be modelled differently in each relational database, but be queried through a single model. This means that developers higher up the food chain don't need to know that the old DB2 instance from 2005 that stores experimental turbine data uses a new table per turbine while the new Oracle db uses a single table with column to specify the turbine instead.