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Oh yes! Should be done fairly easily, we have DuckDB coming in the next release, we can also add SQLite. You use SQLite to develop locally I guess?
by ClaireGz 1y ago
Oh yes! Should be done fairly easily, we have DuckDB coming in the next release, we can also add SQLite. You use SQLite to develop locally I guess?
- redwood_ 1y agoYes just local, but love to use Nao to quickly analyze datasets
- bomewish 1y agoWill also give nao a shot as soon as this is shipped. A LOT of non corp data work happens in SQLite and duckdb.
- davidwritesbugs 1y agoYes I second this. I use sqlite for local use and also for prototyping data designs, so sqlite support is very useful indeed - not a deal breaker but definitely a tick item.
- linsomniac 1y agoI can't really tell what those databases are that are coming soon, a "hover" over the icons would be nice. SQLServer coming anytime soon, my coworkers are working on some data integrity work right now and it might be a nice tool for them.
- ClaireGz 1y agoIt's Databricks, Iceberg and Redshift, which on the first survey that we did were the most asked. But as per this post and a broader audience it appears SQLite at least win! We'll add also SQLServer in the list