Lexega Turns SQL into Signals
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#12This is very savvy.
Re: Lexega Turns SQL into Signals
#13Interesting note about left join in the CTE being converted into an inner join. Didn't know that
Yeah, it's one of those things that is hard to catch unless you've been bit by it before and know to look for it. Analytics teams at scale are at a much higher risk of this sneaking in, which is where automatic blocking with Lexega is helpful. No one wants to have to explain to their leadership why their dashboards were wrong from such a subtle SQL bug months down the road.
I may take a crack at this tool next week.
Re: Lexega Turns SQL into Signals
#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yeah, it's one of those things that is hard to catch unless you've been bit by it before and know to look for it. Analytics teams at scale are at a much higher risk of this sneaking in, which is where automatic blocking with Lexega is helpful. No one wants to have to explain to their leadership why their dashboards were wrong from such a subtle SQL bug months down the road.
Honestly this insight feels very actionable to me. I do more SQL reporting for biz analysis than i would like (i'm a dev not a biz analyst). I may take a crack at this tool next week.
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yeah, it's one of those things that is hard to catch unless you've been bit by it before and know to look for it. Analytics teams at scale are at a much higher risk of this sneaking in, which is where automatic blocking with Lexega is helpful. No one wants to have to explain to their leadership why their dashboards were wrong from such a subtle SQL bug months down the road.
Honestly this insight feels very actionable to me. I do more SQL reporting for biz analysis than i would like (i'm a dev not a biz analyst). I may take a crack at this tool next week.
Re: Lexega Turns SQL into Signals
#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
Honestly this insight feels very actionable to me. I do more SQL reporting for biz analysis than i would like (i'm a dev not a biz analyst). I may take a crack at this tool next week.
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