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by cpard 2073 days ago
That's super interesting. Can you share some more information on why it's so useful for ETL?
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Think of it as a temporary table that doesn't automatically disappear at the end of the session. If nothing but your ETL process cares about the data until it's done being processed, and you still have the original data until the processing is done, in the worst case scenario (the server crashing) you just have to start your ETL process from the start.