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by hichkaker 6y ago
Yes, it does diff the schema too. The main use cases we've seen: 1) You made a change to some code that transforms data (SQL/Python/Spark) and want to make sure the changes in the data output are as expected. 2) Same as (1) b
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by hichkaker 6y ago
Yes, you could. The limit is for the source dataset size but you can prefilter it (there is an option to pass in free-form SQL query instead of table name when creating a diff). For the majority of diffs we see with sampling applied, sample
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by hichkaker 6y ago
Yes, we can add support for Oracle quite soon if you are interested.
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by hichkaker 6y ago
Yes, we have on-prem AWS/GCP and K8S-based deployments available, would be very happy to support your work, just shoot me an email hn@datafold.com.
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by hichkaker 6y ago
Thank you! We are [almost] DB-agnostic (as long as there is SQL interface and JOINs are supported) and have been adding support for particular DBs based on the interest from our users. SQL Server & Azure SQL areon the roadmap, please le
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by hichkaker 6y ago
Definitely a fair point! The primary reason we haven't provided pricing is that we have just launched and wanted to collect more data points before setting making the pricing public. Our current offering is: 1) Free for diffing dataset
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by hichkaker 6y ago
Thank you and that's a great question. It largely depends on how critical the data pipelines are to the business. We've seen big companies suffer the most from issues with their data quality. At the same time, we've had early
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