In the age of big and fast data, it’s important to extract all the value your data offers. An event can be analyzed from a wide range of perspectives, and you’ll want to be able to query data from all of these perspectives. In some instances, perhaps you’ll want to consider an average trend-over-time while in others you’ll want to look at the nitty-gritty details of each event.
Additionally, you’ll need to change the shape of your data as circumstances change. What may have been useful yesterday is not always useful for tomorrow. If you notice this, you’ll want to reorganize your data. For example, if you are projecting future revenue, your initial thought might have been to multiply current revenue by 1.2 X as an estimate. But perhaps your business is doing better than expected and you need to use a 1.5 X multiplier.
Table-to-table ingestion in Imply Polaris
Imply Polaris supports users who need to take advantage of the multifaceted and evolving use cases of data with Table to Table ingestion. With this feature, you can ingest data directly from an existing table into a new table.
This is a really nice feature if you have a detail table, which allows for fine-grained slicing and dicing, but you also need to consider trends in the same data over time. Now you can ingest from your detail table into an aggregate table. This allows you to query the data from different perspectives without having to re-ingest the data from an external source.
Using table to table ingestion in Polaris not only allows you to make better use of your existing data, but also allows you to improve query performance by molding your data upon ingestion so your SELECT statement is that much simpler.
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