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The REST service can help developers to provide services to end users with a simple and unified interface. However, in the application scenario of data analysis, some mature data analysis tools (such as Tableau, Excel, etc.) require the user to provide an ODBC data source, in which case the REST service does not meet the user's need for data usage. This article provides a detailed overview of how to develop a custom ODBC driver based on the existing rest service from an implementation perspective. The article focuses on the introduction of ODBC ...

Recently, we've heard too much about "big data", lots of new apps, about Hadoop, NoSQL and a variety of new analytics software. 　　I recently spent a lot of time talking to people and thinking about these trends, and finally convinced that the huge changes we've seen, including the data we've collected, and how we're going to deal with that data for individuals, companies and societies. What the organization should do with the data, how to translate the raw data into the information used to make decisions, we are only in the early stages of full reflection. However, I also believe that the term "big data" ...

The Big data field of the 2014, Apache Spark (hereinafter referred to as Spark) is undoubtedly the most attention. Spark, from the hand of the family of Berkeley Amplab, at present by the commercial company Databricks escort. Spark has become one of ASF's most active projects since March 2014, and has received extensive support in the industry-the spark 1.2 release in December 2014 contains more than 1000 contributor contributions from 172-bit TLP ...

Chambers is vice president of IBM's Analytics Solutions division. She says many customers have enough to buy large data and predictive analytics services, but want them to implement the old business intelligence tools and database tools they have adapted to. "Often customers do things that they already know. Chambers said at the 2012 Hadoop summit. "They want to take advantage of their existing infrastructure, use existing data and tools." They don't want any difference or change. So I told my client that if you don't do different things, you won't get ...