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For questions about column-oriented storage and access mechanisms in databases. Although the term "columnstore" itself is used by Microsoft and MariaDB for their respective implementations, you should use this tag for questions about other vendors' technologies (e.g. IBM Db2 column-organized tables) and for questions about the technology in general, not specific to a particular vendor.
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Should I use a single column with many dimensions with columnar data?
I'm using Apache Iceberg which performs queries on Parquet files. The data saves a lot of types of events and their respective numeric values. I'm hesitating whether it's more efficient to have one co …
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