ParadeDB Description

ParadeDB enhances Postgres tables by introducing column-oriented storage alongside vectorized query execution capabilities. At the time of table creation, users can opt for either row-oriented or column-oriented storage. The data in column-oriented tables is stored as Parquet files and is efficiently managed through Delta Lake. It features keyword search powered by BM25 scoring, adjustable tokenizers, and support for multiple languages. Additionally, it allows semantic searches that utilize both sparse and dense vectors, enabling users to achieve improved result accuracy by merging full-text and similarity search techniques. Furthermore, ParadeDB adheres to ACID principles, ensuring robust concurrency controls for all transactions. It also seamlessly integrates with the broader Postgres ecosystem, including various clients, extensions, and libraries, making it a versatile option for developers. Overall, ParadeDB provides a powerful solution for those seeking optimized data handling and retrieval in Postgres.

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Database Software

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Data Search
Data Security
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Mobile Access
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