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We take security very seriously. The trust our customers place in Exasol depends on the consistency and safety of our product, and we treat every critical vulnerability disclosure accordingly. On …
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Answers widely differ when organizations get asked about the meaning of “Sovereign AI”. For some it means a German or European model. For others, it means a European cloud, or …
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How Exasol brings database access, external data, JSON, model inference, and dbt into one workflow A support lead asks a straightforward question: which customers are likely to churn this month, …
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How dash-server takes an agent from SQL to a running Dash application From SQL to Something People Can Use An engineer wants to see query volume, execution time, and failed …
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Learn how to build a Mojo Script Language Container for Exasol, run faster UDFs, and integrate Python with setup steps and performance benchmarks.
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Running classification over thousands of records requires balancing accuracy, latency, and cost. Using an LLM to ask a yes/no question (e.g. is this email spam?) over 10,000 records is incredibly …
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How the Lakehouse Query Engine, native IMPORT, and Virtual Schemas fit together Start with the architectural decision Analytical data rarely lives in one place. Organizations store some of it in …
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Why connectivity, semantic context, access controls, and auditability matter for agentic analytics? The Challenge An AI agent can query enterprise data. The harder question is whether the result can be …
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An e-commerce platform logs order events from its checkout API. Each event arrives as JSON: an order ID, customer details, a list of line items, sometimes optional fields depending on …
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A retailer wants to train a model to identify potentially fraudulent transactions. The data already lives in Exasol: transaction history, customer attributes, and account activity. A conventional workflow may export …
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