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In working with {arrowbench} I realized there are times when I want a particular dataset to load into memory, but I don't really care what the storage format of it is (e.g. I have a writing benchmark that starts with an arrow table, I don't care where that arrow table came from in the benchmark, so long as it exists).
We should see what happens if I do something like datalogistik get -d type_integers. What does that return?
And if that works, we should confirm that we return a dataset that is fast+easy to read in (e.g. arrow-ipc or parquet)
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In working with {arrowbench} I realized there are times when I want a particular dataset to load into memory, but I don't really care what the storage format of it is (e.g. I have a writing benchmark that starts with an arrow table, I don't care where that arrow table came from in the benchmark, so long as it exists).
We should see what happens if I do something like
datalogistik get -d type_integers
. What does that return?And if that works, we should confirm that we return a dataset that is fast+easy to read in (e.g. arrow-ipc or parquet)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: