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So I assume this is a rebranding of some other open source project with the amazon brand stuck on it, or is it actually something distinct?
Is this a GraphQL alternative or more for accessing DBs in the backend?
Anyone know how this compares to Presto and zetasql?
Is there a specification in anything besides PDF easily available to link to?
This is pretty nice. If only because using a SQL dotted syntax seamlessly with JSON data.
This is pretty nice. If only because using a SQL dotted syntax seamlessly with JSON data.
The SQL standard includes JSON support: https://modern-sql.com/blog/2017-06/whats-new-in-sql-2016
This is pretty nice. If only because using a SQL dotted syntax seamlessly with JSON data.
Postres has had this for years. It's arrows instead of dots, but that's the only visual difference.
PG is working on adding SQL/JSON support for JSON Path queries for the next version. It'll be a major improvement but still not as nice as what PartiQL has here.
Anyone know how this compares to Presto and zetasql?
I also am trying to figure out how this stacks up against Apache Drill.
Is this a GraphQL alternative or more for accessing DBs in the backend?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the answer is "both", at least as far as I've read.
This appears to be for known queries. Unless it is designed for arbitrary queries, DoS is a likely problem.
Is this a GraphQL alternative or more for accessing DBs in the backend?