Analysts run multi-hour scans directly against the live permitting OLTP database and clerks report timeouts. What architectural correction addresses the anti-pattern?
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Short Explanation
Using the live permitting database as a playground for huge scans is like holding a parade on the runway. Move the analytics off the operational system.
Full Explanation
A core reason analytics architectures exist is to protect OLTP systems of record from heavy analytical scans. Landing data in warehouses or Big Data platforms lets analysts explore at scale without starving transactional clerks. Raising timeouts or escalating privileges deepens the anti-pattern rather than fixing architectural separation of concerns.