Big Data - Load CSV File & Query the EZ way - HPCC Systems
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The document outlines the process of loading CSV data and querying it using HPCC Systems' Enterprise Control Language (ECL), a C++ based query language designed for big data platforms. It details steps for uploading files to the Thor cluster, querying capabilities, and provides resources for learning and documentation. Additionally, it compares ECL with Hadoop's Pig, emphasizing ECL's expressiveness and richness.
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CSV(HEADING(1), SEPARATOR([',','t'])));
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