Introduction
Apache Ignite 3 uses Apache Calcite as an SQL engine of choice. Apache Calcite is a dynamic data management framework, which mainly serves for mediating between applications and one or more data storage locations and data processing engines. For more information on Apache Calcite, see the Calcite documentation.
Apache Ignite 3 SQL engine has the following advantages:
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SQL Optimized for Distributed Environments: Apache Ignite 3 distributed queries are not limited to a single map-reduce phase, allowing more complex data gathering;
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Transactional SQL: All tables in Apache Ignite 3 support SQL transactions with transactional guarantees;
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Cluster-wide System Views: System views in Apache Ignite 3 provide cluster-wide information, dynamically updated;
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Multi-Index Queries: With Apache Ignite 3, you can perform queries that use multiple indexes at the same time to speed up queries;
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Standard-Adherent SQL: Apache Ignite 3 SQL closely adheres to modern SQL standard;
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Improved optimization algorithms: SQL in Apache Ignite 3 optimizes queries by repeatedly applying planner rules to a relational expression;
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High overall performance: Apache Ignite 3 offers high levels of execution flexibility, as well as high efficiency in terms of both memory and CPU consumption.
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