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Atreya Bain is studying for a Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering at the RV College of Engineering, Bengaluru, India.

Atreya joined the HPCC Systems Intern Program in 2021 to provide some improvements to the HSQL (HPCC Systems Structured Query Language) project. Atreya was a member of the team who created the HSQL project in 2020, as part of an academic collaboration between HPCC Systems and RVCE, under the supervision of Dr Shobha G and Arjuna Chala (Senior Director, Operations, LexisNexis Risk Solutions Group). Atreya's internship involved implementing the following improvements:

  • Define an initial syntax set for HSQL
  • Provide a working compiler that can convert HSQL to ECL
  • Provide a VSCode extension for use with HSQL

As well as the resources included here, read Atreya's intern blog journal which includes a more in depth look of his work during his 2021 internship. To learn more about the initial work carried out on this project, view the poster Atreya entered into our 2020 Poster Contest. 

Image Added2021 Community Choice Award Winner

Poster Abstract

Big Data has become an important field, and there is a steep learning curve to getting used to handling Big Data, especially in distributed systems. HSQL for HPCC Systems is a solution that is developed for allowing users to get used to its architecture and the ECL (Enterprise Control Language) language with which it primarily operates. HSQL aims to provide a seamless interface for data science developers to use, for working with data. It is designed to work in conjunction with ECL, the primary programming language for HPCC Systems, and should prove to be easy to work with and robust for general purpose analysis.

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