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Comments by HSakamoto (Top 1 by date)
HSakamoto
22-Jan-18 17:06pm
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First of all, thanks for the reply David!
I would say that I'm 98% sure that our queries are well tuned. Just giving you some context, we have a tax calculation software, so we pretty much need to make sums and work with views using many tables, and as much most of the time we have the results in an acceptable time, some of our clients insert 5 million rows/day in some tables, and for these ones which have a huge amount of data, we would like to, at least try, to solve this problem with GPU parallelism, instead of beef up their hardware in general.
Of course this data is used for reports but as well to bookkeeping, and send it to IRS.
Our software use C#, but I'm looking for a Python solution, as I was told by the engineer, that Python could do that easily (and now I know that isn't that easy).
And I would ask, if you know any other way to use GPU with SQL database, I would like to know, so I can try implement the solution and run some tests.
Again, thanks for your help and time!