9 Questions
What type of tables provide the current snapshot and 'end of all times'?
PIT tables
Which PostgreSQL feature should be avoided due to performance issues?
Window function
What type of queries require the use of effectivity satellites?
Data Vault queries
Data Vault queries require the use of effectivity satellites, hubs, and links. (True/False)
True
PIT tables only provide the current snapshot and not historical data. (True/False)
False
It is recommended to use PostgreSQL's window function for querying gsr_ledts due to its speed. (True/False)
False
Match the following database elements with their recommended usage:
Effectivity satellites = Data Vault queries PIT tables = Providing current snapshot and 'end of all times' gsr_type = 0 = Always query for this in PIT tables PostgreSQL's window function = Avoid using for querying gsr_ledts
Match the following recommendations with their associated statements:
Use of effectivity satellites, hubs, and links = Data Vault queries require Querying for gsr_type = 0 = Always recommended in PIT tables Avoidance of complex PostgreSQL features = Expect migration to Greenplum Prefer PIT over gsr_ledts for querying = Due to slow performance of PostgreSQL's window function
Match the following considerations with their corresponding database strategies:
Avoiding gsr_ledts = Prefer PIT over Migration to Greenplum = Expectation for avoiding complex PostgreSQL features Usage of effectivity satellites (hubs/links) = Requirement for Data Vault queries PIT tables providing current snapshot and 'end of all times' = Functionality related to
Learn about fundamental considerations for Data Vault queries, including the use of effectivity satellites, PIT tables, and avoiding complex PostgreSQL features. Understand the importance of querying PIT tables for specific gsr_type and best practices for optimizing query performance.
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