why should we go Teradata over Oracle,what is the main
differences?
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Answer / talk2sreenivas@gmail.com
In Teradata Architechture is shared nothing.
It supports unconditional parallelism.
supports terabytes of data.
we can load bulk data into tables with less time.
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Answer / my name is manguni
Teradata is generally preferred for data warehousing
because of its "shared nothing" architecture and
unconditional parallelism. Perfect for OLAP and handling
very huge amount of data.
--- By manguni manikam from saidapet.
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Answer / yuvaevergreen
>>>Adding to the above, the distribution of data in disks would be uniform where as in oracle i hope it is range distribution.
>>> Similarly, for reporting purpose, the data can be exported in a very fast manner using utilities compared to oracle.
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Answer / anay reddy
Apart from that data distribution and retrival will be
parallel
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