The article further explains how to save results using the 'persist' keyword and introduces TrilogyT, an integration that supports ETL workflows. It also highlights the benefits of a semantic layer and introduces Trilogy-NLP, which adds natural language processing to Trilogy. The article concludes with a comparison of SQL and Trilogy queries using the TPC-DS benchmark.
Key takeaways:
- The demo uses the TPD-DS dataset for transactional database benchmarking and focuses on how DuckDB can produce a representative data warehouse for TPC-DS.
- Trilogy is database agnostic and can work on any backend such as Postgres, Bigquery, or Snowflake.
- Trilogy allows for the creation of models that define names and relationships for intuitive access to data, and these models can be used to generate queries.
- Trilogy also supports ETL workflows and integrates with DBT for a full data warehouse workflow, and it can be used to create or update tables for powering dashboards.