pg_analytics

Overview


2420	`pg_analytics`	`pg_analytics`	0.3.7	OLAP	PostgreSQL	Rust

Attributes


Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	`paradedb`

Packages


EL	PIGSTY	`pg_analytics_$v`	`0.3.7`	-	17 16 15 14 13
Debian	PIGSTY	`postgresql-$v-pg-analytics`	`0.3.7`	-	17 16 15 14 13

Comments

pgrx=0.13.0

Availability

	PG17	PG16	PG15	PG14	PG13
`el8.x86_64`	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.2.1
`el8.aarch64`	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.2.1
`el9.x86_64`	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.2.1
`el9.aarch64`	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.2.1
`d12.x86_64`	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	✗
`d12.aarch64`	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	✗
`u22.x86_64`	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	✗
`u22.aarch64`	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	✗
`u24.x86_64`	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	✗
`u24.aarch64`	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	0.3.7	✗

CONTRIB

PGDG

PIGSTY

Download

To add the required PGDG / PIGSTY upstream repository, use:

pig repo add pgdg -u    # add PGDG repo and update cache (leave existing repos)
pig repo add pigsty -u  # add PIGSTY repo and update cache (leave existing repos)
pig repo add pgsql -u   # add PGDG + Pigsty repo and update cache (leave existing repos)
pig repo set all -u     # set repo to all = NODE + PGSQL + INFRA  (remove existing repos)

./node.yml -t node_repo -e node_repo_modules=node,pgsql # -l <cluster>

Or download the latest packages directly:

Install

Install this extension with:

pig ext install pg_analytics; # install by extension name, for the current active PG version

pig ext install pg_analytics -v 17;   # install for PG 17
pig ext install pg_analytics -v 16;   # install for PG 16
pig ext install pg_analytics -v 15;   # install for PG 15
pig ext install pg_analytics -v 14;   # install for PG 14

dnf install pg_analytics_17;
dnf install pg_analytics_16;
dnf install pg_analytics_15;
dnf install pg_analytics_14;

apt install postgresql-17-pg-analytics;
apt install postgresql-16-pg-analytics;
apt install postgresql-15-pg-analytics;
apt install postgresql-14-pg-analytics;

./pgsql.yml -t pg_ext -e '{"pg_extensions": ["pg_analytics"]}' # -l <cls>

Create this extension with:

CREATE EXTENSION pg_analytics;

Usage

Archived!

This extension is archived and no longer maintained. It is recommended to use other duckdb related extensions instead.

https://github.com/paradedb/pg_analytics

Example, read parquet files from S3:

CREATE EXTENSION pg_lakehouse;
CREATE FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER parquet_wrapper HANDLER parquet_fdw_handler VALIDATOR parquet_fdw_validator;

-- Provide S3 credentials
CREATE SERVER parquet_server FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER parquet_wrapper;

-- Create foreign table with auto schema creation
CREATE FOREIGN TABLE trips ()
SERVER parquet_server
OPTIONS (files 's3://paradedb-benchmarks/yellow_tripdata_2024-01.parquet');

-- Success! Now you can query the remote Parquet file like a regular Postgres table
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM trips;
  count
---------
 2964624
(1 row)

This fdw is read-only for now.

Iceberg Support

CREATE EXTENSION pg_lakehouse;

CREATE FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER iceberg_wrapper
    HANDLER iceberg_fdw_handler
    VALIDATOR iceberg_fdw_validator;

CREATE SERVER iceberg_server
    FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER iceberg_wrapper;

-- Replace the dummy schema with the actual schema
CREATE FOREIGN TABLE iceberg_table (x INT)
    SERVER iceberg_server
    OPTIONS (files 's3://bucket/iceberg_folder');

-- Success! You can now query the Iceberg table
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM iceberg_table;