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That is probably true. But, I'd also suspect that in 99% of cases some form of that data (lots of post processing) ends back in data store where all kinds of p
by peter_mcrae 6y ago
That is probably true. But, I'd also suspect that in 99% of cases some form of that data (lots of post processing) ends back in data store where all kinds of people use SQL to analyze it. Two main reasons: 1) join it with other data 2) SQL is so widely understood across functions / roles