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SAQL Overview
The SAQL language is a real-time
query language that enables ad hoc analysis of data that’s stored in datasets.
A SAQL script consists of a sequence of statements that are made up of keywords (such as filter, group, and order), identifiers, literals, or special characters. Statements can span multiple lines and must end with a semicolon. SAQL is procedural, which means that you describe what you want to get from your query. Then, the query engine will decide how to efficiently serve it. SAQL is compositional. Every statement has a result, and you can chain statements together. SAQL is influenced by the Pig Latin programming language, but their implementations differ and they are not compatible.