Hello!
I had a long discussion with our company management where I tried to
convince them to publish those code as open source. But unfortunately the
answer was negative.
Sorry
On Mon, Sep 12, 2022 at 8:22 AM André kouamé
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Thank you very much Thomas & Stamatis.
Thomas, I will try what you said.
Stamatis, I looked at the rule and the test case. And yes, it is exactly
what I wanted to try! Thank you very much.
I am facing one issue though. I have a test case where I have all the
enumerable rules. It is working. When
Hi Calcite Dev,
I have the below requirements.
1. Get the result set from the Database
2. convert to JSON, do some modifications to JSON
3. Again convert to ResultSet from JSON, and send it back to the user as a
resultset
I am not getting how to achieve this using calcite-core as JAR to used in
Dear Apache Calcite Team,
I’m planning to add several function definitions for Spark and Hive in
SqlLibraryOperators for the Babel SQL parser to use. To test these, would it be
enough to just add unit tests in BabelTest (as opposed to SqlOperatorTest)
using checkSqlResult?
Thanks,
James
Do the functions have non-standard syntax? If so then will probably
have to be in Babel. If not they could go into Core (and
SqlLibraryOperators).
Please log a jira case for your work. They will need to be specified
at some point, the earlier the better.
The SqlOperatorTests format is a bit bette
Rong Rong created CALCITE-5301:
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Summary: Support AT TIME ZONE
Key: CALCITE-5301
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CALCITE-5301
Project: Calcite
Issue Type: New Feature
Compon
I have thought about building a similar capability. The question is, how to
package it?
Maybe a ‘Replay Adapter’ that looks like a Schema, sits on top of another
Schema (which is almost certainly backed by a JDBC adapter). The Replay Adapter
has a key-value store of some kind, where the key is
