It would be great if João could help finalize the PR. In case he doesn't
have the permission to update the FLIP, please reach out to me so we can
get that sorted.
Op wo 10 aug. 2022 om 04:41 schreef Roc Marshal :
> Hi,
> Martijn, Boto.
> I just complete the design of the source and the skeleton
Hi,
Martijn, Boto.
I just complete the design of the source and the skeleton design of the sink at
present. I think the current Flip is missing part of the sink design.
@Boto Would you like to complete the sink part directly on the FLIP page?
Looking forward to your reply.
On 2022/08/01 13:42
Hi,
There is currently already a PR submitted to port the JDBC interface to the
new interfaces. Can we make sure that this FLIP is being finalized, so that
you and other maintainers can work on getting the PRs correct and
eventually merged in?
Best regards,
Martijn
Op ma 4 jul. 2022 om 16:38 sc
Hi Roc,
Thanks for the FLIP and opening the discussion. I have a couple of initial
questions/remarks:
* The FLIP contains information for both Source and Sink, but nothing
explicitly on the Lookup functionality. I'm assuming we also want to have
that implementation covered while porting this to t
Hi, Weike.
Thank you for your reply
As you said, too many splits stored in SourceEnumerator will increase the load
of JM.
What do you think if we introduce a capacity of splits in SourceEnumerator to
limit the total number, and introduce a reject or callback mechanism with too
many splits in th