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Description: Multi-query in Amazon Athena refers to the ability to execute multiple queries simultaneously on large volumes of data stored in Amazon S3. This functionality allows users to perform complex analyses and obtain results more efficiently, without the need to load data into a traditional database system. Athena uses a query engine based on Presto, […]