Thanks for the explanations. I would like to explore more possibilities with LOAD DATA. From a data lake perspective, information generally remains as pure data and is often stored in different places. How could LOAD DATA act in situations like this?
Example 1: I have thousands of CSV files on different disks that are accessible via the network. What would be the syntax to perform the load with LOAD DATA?
Example 2: log files available on cloud storage (S3, Google Storage, etc.)
Would the routine to load these files also be through LOAD DATA?
thanks
Thanks for share Guillaume I would like to clarify a doubt: If I want to run embeded python codes on an iris server directly from my desktop, it would be necessary to have intersystems iris also installed locally (client side) correct?

thanks for sharing.
I'm testing the feature.
Generally, when we access a datalake, the source csv files are organized in the same folder with their respective timestamp in the name, example:
transactions20240126.csv
transactions20240127.csv
etc...
Is there any wildcard to load multiple files?