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vertica-python Becomes Vertica’s First Officially Supported Open Source Database Client

Phil Molea, Sr. Information Developer, Vertica
August 14, 2018

Tom Wall authored this post. We are very excited to announce that vertica-python, the open source python database client for Vertica created by Uber Technologies Inc., will officially become a supported database client for Vertica! This is a great milestone for Vertica and our community of users and developers. Not only do we expect to...

Using Java UDX in Vertica

Soniya Shah, Information Developer
July 9, 2018

Michael Flower authored this post. Introduction Vertica has a highly extensible UDx framework, which allows external user-defined functions, parsers and data loaders to be installed onto the Vertica server. This means that a routine written in C++, R, Java or Python can be run in-database as a Vertica SQL function. This blog is based on...

Introducing the Vertica ML-Python Library

Soniya Shah, Information Developer
June 21, 2018

This blog post was authored by Soniya Shah. One of the coolest things about working at Vertica is our amazing intern program, which often leads to full-time hires. Last year, the Vertica-ML-Python library, also known as vpython, was started as an internship project by Badr Ouali. A year later, he works for Vertica full time...

How to Code Vertica UDx

Soniya Shah, Information Developer
June 12, 2018

This blog post was authored by Ding-Qiang Liu. In analytic businesses supported by Vertica, complex processing logic is sometimes unavoidable. Using ANSI SQL might cause query strings to be much longer, and will slow the query with a huge volume data to query. If using Vertica SDKs, you can encapsulate that general computing logic in...

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