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The key gap as I see it is that databricks doesn’t support multi-table transactions. And that is why you can’t treat it as though it as a drop in functional re
by willvarfar 6y ago
The key gap as I see it is that databricks doesn’t support multi-table transactions. And that is why you can’t treat it as though it as a drop in functional replacement for an rdbms.
(Why no vector clocks in the manifest files or something?)
- georgewfraser 6y agoInterestingly, BigQuery is also missing multi-table transactions. There are ways to live without this feature, but I agree it's a gap.
- rymurr 6y agoCheck out https://projectnessie.org https://projectnessie.org it adds multi-table transactions to Databricks Delta. disclaimer: an author of Nessie