Julian, sounds very interesting!
> " I wonder whether we can remove the need to create those Foo-specific
classes and rules. Could people just write a FooQuery relational expression
that had a sequence of lightweight relational operations inside it?"
What might something like this look like, out
Hi Julian,
That would be excellent. It would help simplify the development quite a
bit, and reduce repetition too. Do you already have any ideas on how to do
it?
Nicola
Il mar 25 gen 2022, 20:33 Julian Hyde ha scritto:
> This reminds me that there’s an opportunity to make it easier to write
This reminds me that there’s an opportunity to make it easier to write
adapters. There is a continuum of backends for adapters, from simple (such as
CSV, which supports project and maybe filter) to powerful (such as
Elasticsearch, which supports full relational algebra and then some). I am
To the best of my knowledge there is no document getting into details about
the Queryable interface etc. The best way to approach this as Gavin
mentioned is to see how it is used in the project and outside of it.
One thing that I wanted to mention is that you can build a system using
Calcite
My apologies, I didn't realize that the updated search wasn't public now
(it opened for me a few days ago)
Regular GH links:
https://github.com/search?q=rawqueryable+language%3AJava=code
Searching "CalciteConnection" across all repos, but removing
"apache/calcite" from the results:
Thanks Gavin for your pointers. I am in the waiting list for the search tool
you mentioned. I will continue to search on google in the meanwhile. Mans
On Tuesday, January 18, 2022, 08:44:31 AM EST, Gavin Ray
wrote:
Not to be dismissive, but one thing I've done that has been
Not to be dismissive, but one thing I've done that has been helpful for me,
is to search all public repos for usage/examples of the thing I am trying
to understand.
For example, this "RawQueryable" does not appear to be utilized in any
user-facing code on Github, so it may not be useful for you:
Hey Folks:
Just wanted to see if you have any pointers to help me understand the queryable
concepts.
Thanks
On Friday, January 14, 2022, 09:09:06 AM EST, M Singh
wrote:
Hi Folks:
A few newbie questions -
1. I wanted to find out what are the benefits of a queryable table
Hi Folks:
A few newbie questions -
1. I wanted to find out what are the benefits of a queryable table
(https://calcite.apache.org/javadocAggregate/org/apache/calcite/schema/QueryableTable.html)
and what are the pros and cons of using it.
2. What is the role of Querable interface
