KEL Use Case
Hi,
Am pretty new to KEL and exploring the same.
Have very few generic questions though :
1.) Is there a simple use case where we can clearly distinguish between ECL and KEL and why KEL is better than ECL ?
2.) Is KEL performance significantly better than ECL ?
3.) Based on the problem solutions , what type of problem solutions can we use KEL directly. Is it only for entity relationships ?
Please provide your suggestions.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Regards,
Viswa
Am pretty new to KEL and exploring the same.
Have very few generic questions though :
1.) Is there a simple use case where we can clearly distinguish between ECL and KEL and why KEL is better than ECL ?
2.) Is KEL performance significantly better than ECL ?
3.) Based on the problem solutions , what type of problem solutions can we use KEL directly. Is it only for entity relationships ?
Please provide your suggestions.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Regards,
Viswa
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Viswa,
I have a simple 3-line KEL file (one ENTITY, one USE, and one QUERY) that generates 7 ECL files containing a total of 126 lines of ECL code. And, the generated ECL code is designed to implement best ECL coding practices. So, given that you can do it either way, would you rather type 3 lines or 126?
HTH,
Richard
Just like SALT, KEL is a meta-language that generates ECL code.1.) Is there a simple use case where we can clearly distinguish between ECL and KEL and why KEL is better than ECL ?
I have a simple 3-line KEL file (one ENTITY, one USE, and one QUERY) that generates 7 ECL files containing a total of 126 lines of ECL code. And, the generated ECL code is designed to implement best ECL coding practices. So, given that you can do it either way, would you rather type 3 lines or 126?
Since KEL is an ECL code generator and not an alternative to ECL, the question is meaningless.2.) Is KEL performance significantly better than ECL ?
KEL allows you to view your data in whatever way you choose, regardless of how the data is physically stored in your files. It is a language designed specifically for Data Scientists to mine their "data lake" in any way they choose, to find information that is otherwise hidden.3.) Based on the problem solutions , what type of problem solutions can we use KEL directly. Is it only for entity relationships ?
HTH,
Richard
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