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DouEnergy
August 02, 2023
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Love at first query
exploring SQL with DuckDB
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August 02, 2023
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Transcript
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DouEnergy
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SQLite for analytics
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We all love Postgres
S3, malloc for the Internet
Building and operating a pretty big storage system called S3
We all love AWS S3
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How many of you can set up a Postgres on
your laptop to analyze a CSV(JSON, Parquet) on AWS S3?
And...
In less 3 minutes
Or
DuckDB-wasm
just 3 seconds
SELECT * FROM 'https://r2duck2.douenergy.com/central-park-w eather.csv';
Demo 1
CREATE TABLE R2Weather AS FROM 'https://r2duck2.douenergy.com/central-park- weather.csv';
Annual average of maximum temperature ? (每一年的單日最高溫平均)
SELECT EXTRACT(YEAR FROM DATE) AS year, AVG(TMAX) as average_max_temp FROM
R2weather GROUP BY year ORDER BY year;
Rolling average of the maximum temperature over the last 7
days for each date?(過去七日的最高溫平均)
SELECT DATE, TMAX, AVG(TMAX) OVER sevenday AS rolling_7_day_avg FROM R2weather
WINDOW sevenday AS(ORDER BY DATE ROWS BETWEEN 6 PRECEDING AND CURRENT ROW) LIMIT 20;
Average maximum temperature? precipitation(降雨量) 0.1 < precipitation < 0.2 0.4
< precipitation
SELECT COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE PRCP BETWEEN 0.1 AND 0.2) low_days,
AVG(TMAX) FILTER (WHERE PRCP BETWEEN 0.1 AND 0.2) low_prcp_temp, COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE 0.4 < PRCP) high_days, AVG(TMAX) FILTER (WHERE 0.4 < PRCP) high_prcp_temp FROM R2Weather;
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Apache Arrow
Benchmark
Demo 2
葛來分多 加10分
葛來分多 再加10分
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Two month ago 🔥
Duck Arts Defence 🦆🪄
Duck Arts Defence 🦆🪄
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You may say I'm a SQLer But I'm not the
only one. I hope someday you'll join us.
Thanks