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In this case study, we look at tactical workloads on a Teradata system. While Teradata has received features over the years that support tactical workloads, it is still a category of workload for which the physical design must be perfectly chosen to meet user expectations for query speed. There is nothing more frustrating than designing
Often we are faced with the challenge of splitting the content of a column. Teradata offers several ways to do this, each with its own advantages and disadvantages, which we will look at in detail in this article. First, we will create a table with enough random data to determine the performance and resource consumption
In this article, we will compare the index types of SQL Server and Teradata. For those switching from SQL Server to Teradata (or vice versa), it can be quite helpful to see the differences and similarities, even though we are dealing with two completely different architectures. Clustered Index vs Teradata Row Partitioning The clustered index
Why We Do Not Offer the Teradata Interview Questions We receive many questions from our readers if we could provide the Teradata Interview Questions on the DWHPro website. We at DWHPro, like the idea of supporting our reader with all the questions asked by recruiting companies, but unfortunately, offering the Teradata Interview Questions is not possible
As always, when something comes to the attention of a larger number of people, some embrace it, some frown. We were asked to dissociate the name of this website from the term Teradata. We do so to avoid any future misunderstanding, irrespective of any admittance of a fault. You will find us at www.dwhpro.com from