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[BSE-4285] Add remaining sample TPC-H outputs #86
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Expected output for TPC-H query 20. Note: This is truncated to | ||
the first 10 rows. | ||
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This query needs manual rewriting to run efficiently in SQLite |
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This is an example of a query I had to manually rewrite into a subquery by hand, so its possible that the result is wrong. I think my rewrite was correct but we might only know when comparing to our PyDough results.
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Can you confirm by checking the Snowflake output against this?
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The random data will be different, so unfortunately no.
Expected output for TPC-H query 20. Note: This is truncated to | ||
the first 10 rows. | ||
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This query needs manual rewriting to run efficiently in SQLite |
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Can you confirm by checking the Snowflake output against this?
Adds the remaining outputs. It's possible some outputs are incorrect because I had to manually rewrite a couple queries to get them to compute in SQLite (clear drawback of being OLTP). We probably need to avoid these queries for the demo unless we can prove PyDough has such an improved query construction that they run faster. I've marked the queries in the outputs.