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Interesting. I need to think about this one a little bit. Thank you. Is there a reason "in-core" is a specific requirement here?
by smt88 4y ago
Interesting. I need to think about this one a little bit. Thank you.
Is there a reason "in-core" is a specific requirement here?
- isoprophlex 4y agoNot really, and duckdb doesn't need to hold everything in RAM as i recalll. But it's fast, far faster than several read-process-write steps can be, especially when coordinated over multiple machines (By the way, maybe I was vague, using overloaded terminology. To be precise with 'in-core' i meant that the solution to an analytic query is held completely in memory, not that it's restricted to using one cpu thread.)