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Graphical process engine for Oracle.

hi,

do oracle has graphical data model? so that for expensive operation like inner join, we can do it in graphical way so that inner join stuff can be by pass and use graphical process.

This is some time MS SQL use it for big data query.

Also will oracle trying to any kind of extra technology like GPU to speed up big data queries ?
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It appears Oracle offers GPU based systems in their Cloud:
https://cloud.oracle.com/compute/gpu/features

From the following blog, Oracle seems to be working towards leveraging GPUs where necessary:
https://blogs.oracle.com/database/does-gpu-hardware-help-database-workloads
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MS SQL 2017 can work on this already for native R and Python support, I want to see if we can do the same thing in Oracle.
ok so only Oracle Cloud will offer it.
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that one is free ?

from here: http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/pricing/technology-price-list-070617.pdf

seems need USD23000 as processor license, why need cost if R is open source ?
>>why need cost if R is open source ?

I'm not an Oracle Employee but I'm guessing you pay for the seamless integration with the database.  You can always use R outside of the database and write Java or .Net external procedures if you want.  All free at that point.

Advanced Analytics also has a lot more than just R integration.
" You can always use R outside of the database and write Java or .Net external procedures if you want. "

you mean run a R server outside of Oracle ?
>>you mean run a R server outside of Oracle ?

Yes.  I'm not familiar with how it does what it does but since it exists outside of Oracle, I'm guessing it can run outside of Oracle.
tks. and I just add one more zone on it and see if someone on that field can comment
tks.