cblavier
Hi there,
I’m doing some computation on loads of Postgres data and I’m in the situation where I have two streams of data (Repo.stream/2) coming from different tables that I would like to merge into a single output stream containing the computed values.
What would be the best approach?
Thanks for your help!
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cblavier
It finally worked as intended! I had hard times to produce a reliable Flow Stream from my Ecto query, but then the Flow stuff is just pure delight
Here is the join code:
See this thread for the producer: Code review for an Ecto GenStage Producer
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benwilson512
What does merging these streams mean then? Are they put end to end? Intermixed? If intermixed, according to what criterion?
cblavier
I’m doing some maths between both stream entries.
I think I finally found the way to go using Flow library, especially with Flow — Flow v1.2.4
It will help me to join my streams and also to improve performance by leveraging on multiple cores. I will let you know how that finally turned out!
hauleth
Compute them within DB if possible?