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Checklist for Inconsistent Execution Time of Same Query in Eon Mode

In Eon Mode, when a query is executed and if the ROS containers associated to the tables in the query are not present in depot, it will fetch results from the communal storage bucket. In the next immediate run, the query should provide results to the user from the files present in the depot. However,...
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Write Optimized Store (WOS) Deprecation – What You Need to Know

In Vertica 10.0, WOS (Write Optimized Store) will be deprecated. In this blog, we introduce the historical justification for WOS and its purpose, why we believe that it's no longer needed, and our justification for deprecating it. We'll go over the data and the testing we performed that gives us the confidence to ensure that...
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DIRECT Is Now the Default Load Type

Write Optimized Store (WOS) is a memory-resident data structure for short-term data storage while Read Optimized Store (ROS) is a highly optimized, read-oriented, disk storage structure, organized by projection. Prior to Vertica 9.3, by default, Vertica initially loads data into WOS. For databases created in version 9.3 and later, Vertica now uses a default load...
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Understanding ROS and WOS: A Hybrid Data Storage Model

Vertica is unique in many ways, one of which can be seen in its data storage model. In this blog, we?ll go over each storage component and show you how to take advantage of Vertica?s storage options to optimize your database for writing and reading.