What is meant by a dispatcher?
Answer / Ashutosh Verma
In Teradata, a dispatcher is a process that manages the flow of work between client applications and AMPs (Active Memory Partitions). The dispatcher splits queries into smaller pieces, known as chunks, and distributes them to the appropriate AMPs for execution.
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