The intraday store holds the current session’s data in the forms written during it, optimised for appending and for recent reads; the historical store holds every compacted day, optimised for reading ranges across days and symbols.
Exemples
Example 4.7 (One window, two stores)
The count of SIM2’s quote changes from 09:32 to 09:35 on each day of the week comes back as 12 291, 996, 1 388, 1 197 and 4 473: four days from the Parquet partitions, the fifth from the intraday IPC table, in one SQL statement that names neither. The query took 18 ms on the laptop.