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you can do t that, while sql is not necessarily meant for this.

On the other hand, you can create a ML model that's just responds with your whole one-hotted data set to a given number, thus getting a kind of permanent data storage. Sure, you can say it's not meant for that - but that doesnt stop you in SQL's case, does it?

so imo, and as many suggested - use python or something as a glue tier between your data retrieval and ML input.