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That's because it is not practical, you would pay for two SQL engines at the same time. You can read directly from the catalog in Studio or read from the Athena results on s3, either because you have ran that query before or as part of a StepFunctions/AirFlow workflow.
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Thanks for the answer, makes great sense. If I choose to go with Data Catalog, would I setup Data Catalog on Athena or Glue?
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Not sure I understand what you mean, if you mean creating databases/tables on the catalog, you can use either tool