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Hello,
first of all: this package looks really exciting, combining dplyr and Duck DB sounds like a really great idea.
I have a question: in Python, I use Polars' Lazy API (LazyFrames) to work with data too large for my RAM (mainly huge parquet files).
In R, I have been mostly using DuckDB's Views (virtual tables) for the same purpose, but then using SQL-syntax of course.
Does duckplyr have support for/plans for supporting use of dplyr syntax on Views?
I looked at duckplyr reference manual on CRAN and browsed through the Issues here, but I haven't found an explicit mention of Views yet.
Thank you very much in advance for answer and keep up the good work with duckplyr.
Best regards, Jan
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Hello,
first of all: this package looks really exciting, combining dplyr and Duck DB sounds like a really great idea.
I have a question: in Python, I use Polars' Lazy API (LazyFrames) to work with data too large for my RAM (mainly huge parquet files).
In R, I have been mostly using DuckDB's Views (virtual tables) for the same purpose, but then using SQL-syntax of course.
Does duckplyr have support for/plans for supporting use of dplyr syntax on Views?
I looked at duckplyr reference manual on CRAN and browsed through the Issues here, but I haven't found an explicit mention of Views yet.
Thank you very much in advance for answer and keep up the good work with duckplyr.
Best regards,
Jan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: