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USING KEY in Recursive CTEs

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Recursive CTEs in SQL allow for powerful iterative queries like graph traversals but can be memory-intensive and slow due to repeated row accumulation. DuckDB’s new USING KEY feature addresses this by treating intermediate results as keyed dictionaries instead of an ever growing set: existing entries can be updated. This can lead to dramatically better performance and memory efficiency, especially in graph algorithm…

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