estamp of the last
>>>>>> change, or we want to use it only as a monotonously increasing more human
>>>>>> readable identifier?
>>>>>> Do we want to compare this timestamp against some external source, or
>>>>>> we just want to
;>> Do we want to compare this timestamp against some external source, or
>>>>> we just want to compare this timestamp with other timestamps in the
>>>>> different snapshots of the same table?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> So, there are tw
timestamps in the
>>>> different snapshots of the same table?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> So, there are two asks: 1). Whether to have a timestamp based API for
>>>> delta reading; 2). How to enforce and implement a service/protocol for
>>>&g
timestamp based API for
>>> delta reading; 2). How to enforce and implement a service/protocol for
>>> timestamp sync among all clients.
>>>
>>> 1). +1 to have it as Jingsong and Gautam suggested. Snapshot ID could be
>>> source of truth in any cases.
>>
ce and implement a service/protocol for
>> timestamp sync among all clients.
>>
>> 1). +1 to have it as Jingsong and Gautam suggested. Snapshot ID could be
>> source of truth in any cases.
>>
>> 2). IMO, it should be an external package to Iceberg.
>>
>&
O, it should be an external package to Iceberg.
>
> Miao
>
> *From: *OpenInx
> *Reply-To: *"dev@iceberg.apache.org"
> *Date: *Tuesday, September 8, 2020 at 7:55 PM
> *To: *Iceberg Dev List
> *Subject: *Re: Timestamp Based Incremental Reading in Iceberg ...
>
>
8, 2020 at 7:55 PM
> To: Iceberg Dev List
> Subject: Re: Timestamp Based Incremental Reading in Iceberg ...
>
> I agree that it's helpful to allow users to read the incremental delta based
> timestamp, as Jingsong said timestamp is more friendly.
>
> My question
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Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2020 at 7:55 PM
To: Iceberg Dev List
Subject: Re: Timestamp Based Incremental Reading in Iceberg ...
I agree that it's helpful to allow users to read the incremental delta based
timestamp, as Jingsong said timestamp is more friendly.
My question is how to
Newby here, but if I understand correctly, the client knows the previous
snapshot and the corresponding timestamp. It could be the responsibility of
the client to generate a new timestamp which is higher or equal than the
previous one. There might be checks implemented on commit to prevent
smaller
I agree that it's helpful to allow users to read the incremental delta
based timestamp, as Jingsong said timestamp is more friendly.
My question is how to implement this ?
If just attach the client's timestamp to the iceberg table when
committing, then different clients may have different tim
+1 for timestamps are linear, in implementation, maybe the writer only
needs to look at the previous snapshot timestamp.
We're trying to think of iceberg as a message queue, Let's take the popular
queue Kafka as an example,
Iceberg has snapshotId and timestamp, corresponding, Kafka has offset and
We are using incremental read for iceberg tables which gets quite few
appends ( ~500- 1000 per hour) . but instead of using timestamp we use
snapshot ids and track state of last read snapshot Id.
We are using timestamp as fallback when the state is incorrect, but as you
mentioned if timestamps are
Hello Devs,
We are looking into adding workflows that read data
incrementally based on commit time. The ability to read deltas between
start / end commit timestamps on a table and ability to resume reading from
last read end timestamp. In that regard, we need the timestamps to be
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