Github user sureshthalamati commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/16209
@gatorsmile I like the DDL schema format approach. But the method
`CatalystSqlParser.parseTableSchema(sql)` will work only if user wants to
specify the target database datatype that also exists in Spark. For example if
user wants to specify CLOB(200K) ; it will not work because that is not a valid
data type in spark.
How about simple comma separate list with restriction of ,(comma) can not
be in the column name to use this option ?. I am guessing that would work in
most of the scenarios.
Any suggestions ?
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