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> It would appear us SQLite zealots have encountered the final boss. That's cute. :) There isn't much value in feeding it all into a conventional RDBMS. OLAP
by topspin 4y ago
> It would appear us SQLite zealots have encountered the final boss.
That's cute. :)
There isn't much value in feeding it all into a conventional RDBMS. OLAPs and columnar stores are what is needed here. But first it will need a great deal of grooming and ETL work.
- gizmodo59 4y agoYeah.. It would be much easier to copy the data to S3/any object storage (better to convert it into a columnar format like parquet) and query it directly using a SQL on lake engine like Dremio or Athena or S3Select would work too.