Hi frinds pls help me regarding this question
WHY usi is two amp operation in teradata?
THANKS IN ADVANCE....
Answer Posted / tdguy
When an USI is created, a subtable is generated and stored.
When that USI is used in the query,TD recognizes the USI.
TD will hash the SI and the hash map will point to the
subtable in one AMP. The subtable row will point the row-id
and the row is fetched from the second amp.
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