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The Fivetran team has built an awesome product - I've been using the beta to play with some internal analytics data, and it hits a fantastic sweet spot between
by bradleybuda 14y ago
The Fivetran team has built an awesome product - I've been using the beta to play with some internal analytics data, and it hits a fantastic sweet spot between Excel, SQL, and R - it's a great way to explore a large data set.
- niggler 14y agoWhat do you consider "large data set"? It seems to choke with over 1200 data points (just take a simple excel sheet with A1=1,A2=2,...,A1200=1200 -- im guessing there's a hardcoded limit somewhere)
- taylorwcbrown 14y agoHey niggler - Taylor here from Fivetran. After 10,000 it stops rendering additional rows to avoid crashing your browser, but the backend uses an in-memory binary representation which is very efficient.
- niggler 14y agoOn Chrome 25.0.1364.172 I can only reach GR1001, even if column A is the only column with content. Can you put up demo projects with large datasets (one with 10K elements, one with 100K, one with 1M, etc)? For example, you could have one set with all of the zipcodes in the US (test for 10K) and another with the second-resolution price data of the S&P 500 stocks for a given day (test for 1M)