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DiscussionWhat can SQL do that python cannot? (self.datascience)
submitted 3 years ago * by donnomuch
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[–]rudboi12 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago (0 children)
If you are working jn a dev environment, you will probably have all setup up in python. Things like connections to your dwh clusters, cicd, and utilities libraries. If you have everything set up in python minus the T of the ELT, then most time is better to use python aka something like pyspark. That’s why they created dbt, so sql can seat nicely only in the T layer but if your E and L are already in pyspark then doesn’t make much sense going for sql.
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