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General benefits and use cases of ChartSQL

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Key Benefits

  • Quick Prototyping: Quickly explore and visualize SQL queries

  • SQL & Charts Together: Keep your SQL query and visualization together in one file so that they stay in sync

  • Query, Chart, Present: Quickly move from a query, to a chart, to an attractive presentation in a seamless workflow without any copy/paste or manual work

  • Collaborate: Collaborate on your SQL and charts in source code like git

ChartSQL Limitations

  • ChartSQL is best as the visualization layer with relatively simple shaping that can be done in a single query. If you need to do complex and expensive SQL calculations, using something like or your data warehouse to prepare the data is recommended.

  • Although ChartSQL Studio has SQL management features, is not a general SQL editor. We like for SQL administration and editing.

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