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Input from cluster memory #68
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Thanks for commenting, @mrocklin (I am always amazed how fast you find out about what is going on in the ecosystem). I am not sure if these things can be compared so easily because the context object is local to the process it is running on (or, if running a SQL server, still local to the application but can be controlled via SQL) and the published datasets are always shared among the full cluster. |
This PR allows to input published datasets from the cluster memory.
This means, if you have published a dataset, e.g. with a distributed client
you can now register it with
and start querying it as normal.