RE: cross-connection left outer join query efficiency
I tried making making a view for table "A" with the filters. The query ran fast. Thanks for your help!
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I have a cross-connection query that queries a very large file (file_a) and an Excel spreadsheet (file_b). The where clause selects just a few rows from file_a. A simple join runs quickly. However, I...
View ArticleRE: Using Netezza 7.2 with Toad Data Point
Hi Troy,Main difference between native and ODBC are that there should miss some advanced features and implementations (some advanced work with transactions etc.). All this features are really depend on...
View ArticleRE: How do I change the "checkbox" view of a BIT column?
Hi,I would like to take a try but I need little bit more information from you. Can you give me what type of provider are you using (MSSQL, MySQL, Oracle..) and what is exact datatype of this Column...
View ArticleRE: Simple select query while connected to Cloudera Hadoop via Apache Hive...
Hi,looks like you are right and there is some issue with our Apache Hive connection. I created task for it QAT-13168 and we will take a look on it. You can check this number in our release notes.There...
View ArticleRE: How do I change the "checkbox" view of a BIT column?
Per the original post, it is a BIT column.
View ArticleRE: How do I change the "checkbox" view of a BIT column?
And are you using MS SQL Server?I tried it and I see checkbox only if I have checked True/False in option. When I switched to second one then I see 0/1 numbers instead of check control. Only thing what...
View ArticleViewing Oracle tables in cross connection query
I want to create a cross connection query. The query will mainly source from Oracle and some of it will source from SQL Server. I connected to both systems and clicked to open a cross connection...
View ArticleRE: Viewing Oracle tables in cross connection query
can you use the Cross Connection Query Builder instead and see if that works for you? This should bring in the tables from different sources and let you create the connections between them.The Cross...
View ArticleRE: How do I change the "checkbox" view of a BIT column?
And did you try re-execute your query with new setting (1/0)? You don't need to do this for numeric fields but for this type of column you have to re-execute it.I tried it with TDP 4.3 and with latest...
View ArticleRE: Simple select query while connected to Cloudera Hadoop via Apache Hive...
I did not try Impala ODBC Driver as that would involve I think ODBC Driver on the CDH side as well and our admin needs to be involved and they are not interested. Funny thing is I tried the same query...
View ArticleRE: Viewing Oracle tables in cross connection query
In my previous reply i showed how the cross-connection editor will generate individual statements for you from multiple sources. In this example I am using the same tables in the cross connection query...
View ArticleRE: Using Netezza 7.2 with Toad Data Point
Thanks very much Filip for your information. There is one feature of Aginity WorkBench that is very specific to the Netezza architecture that probably is not in Toad Data Point. And that is the...
View ArticleRE: Viewing Oracle tables in cross connection query
If I start with a Cross Connection Query Builder, then I can't browse the tables in the Explorer for Oracle (works with SQL Server). This may be due to an issue with Oracle, but I would consider it a...
View ArticleRE: Viewing Oracle tables in cross connection query
hmmm, that is weird. I wonder if is is a permission issue on your end or something. This is what I see when I have 2 or more connections:Above I see all of my connection for the cross connection...
View ArticleRE: Connector to IBM DB2 LUW
As Filip mentioned Toad Data Point needs n IBM client to run. Make sure and install a client the is the same bitness as Toad.
View ArticleRE: Using Netezza 7.2 with Toad Data Point
All features/windows are support for Netezza. What we have not done is written Netezza specific support such as Show Distribution or Storage as Troy mentions above.
View ArticleRE: Viewing Oracle tables in cross connection query
When you use Cross-Connection you should have an Object Explorer that shows all open connections and allow you to drag and drop objects into the editor/Query Builder, etc. if you do not see this just...
View ArticleRE: Viewing Oracle tables in cross connection query
Yes, it appears just like that, but the Oracle connection won't expand to see any other objects...the SQL Server does expand and I can see databases and tables within each database.
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