Lakehouse

SQL results that stream: see rows the moment they exist

The SQL editor no longer waits for your whole query to finish. Trino results now stream into the grid page by page, with live progress and stats — big queries feel instant.

The most honest progress bar is your actual data arriving. The SQL editor's new streaming execution path delivers exactly that.

What changed

  • The old submit-and-poll pattern is gone for Trino. The connection stays open end to end, and Databasin follows the query plan server-side.
  • Results render progressively as pages arrive — you're reading row one while row ten thousand is still computing
  • Live progress and query stats stream alongside the data
  • Incremental fetch for large result sets landed the same week, so massive outputs don't blow up the browser

The practical effect: exploratory SQL feels conversational again. Fire a query, see the shape of the answer immediately, refine, repeat. No more staring at a spinner wondering if you should cancel.

And this wasn't a one-engine trick — the same streaming editor experience extended to each new engine as it joined the lakehouse afterward.

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See it on your own data — five minutes, $50 in credit, no card.