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Prompting Strategies for Enterprise Text-to-SQL: An Ablation Study

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A modular text-to-SQL pipe-line is presented for a real Intel telemetry use case and an ablation study of prompt augmentation, schema annotations, few-shot examples, and iterative SQL validation under varying schema exposure settings is conducted.

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