Introduction to approximate query processing in Database 12c
Track
Development & Middleware
Date and time
Friday, 21. October 2016., 09:55
Room
Hall A
Duration
45'
Database 12c contains a lot of new functionality to support approximate queries. This session will explore some of the concepts behind approximate query processing including two key areas: error rates and confidence intervals. The presentation will cover real-world business scenarios where approximate answers are indeed good enough and how existing code can be forced to use approximate functions with zero code changes. As part of the live demos we will show how approximate functions are more efficient at using system resources such as memory and temp, which frees up system resources to run even more queries.
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About speaker
Keith Laker, author
Data Warehouse Product Manager for Analytic SQL with extensive experience of data warehouse and business intelligence market having worked in a variety of roles, including: post sales consultancy, customer support and product management. Worked in a number of locations across Europe and also in California at Oracle's HQ in Redwood Shores.
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