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> It currently supports a large subset of ANSI SQL, including joins, left/right outer joins, subqueries,and most of the common aggregate and scalar functions, i
by cakeface 13y ago
> It currently supports a large subset of ANSI SQL, including joins, left/right outer joins, subqueries,and most of the common aggregate and scalar functions, including approximate distinct counts (using HyperLogLog) and approximate percentiles (based on quantile digest). The main restrictions at this stage are a size limitation on the join tables and cardinality of unique keys/groups. The system also lacks the ability to write output data back to tables (currently query results are streamed to the client).