Re: Runtime Kotlin + Drill JDBC netty problem

Hi Ron, Glad you figured it out! Yes, Drill dependencies are overly complex. One of the reasons I don't enthusiastically encourage the use of Drill as an emedded query library is that we don't want to put people through the hassles you are encountering. Besides Netty, Guava is an ongoing source

Re: Runtime Kotlin + Drill JDBC netty problem

Quick apology for asking a boneheaded question... esp. when the answer was actually staring me in the face. Apparently I just kept messing up the Maven exclusions on the 'drill-jdbc-all' dependency... FWIW, I had to exclude both the 4.0.48 'netty-handler' and 'netty-common' from 'drill-jdbc-al

Re: Timestamp Issue

That is really frustrating because that timestamp is literally in an ISO 8601 format. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601 It would be nice if these formats just worked by default. On Thu, Feb 6, 2020 at 5:05 AM Charles Givre wrote: > Hi Drill Devs > I'm having a small issue interpreting

Re: Problem running Drill in a Docker container in OpenShift

Hey Paul, Sorry for my delayed response. And thanks for your encouragement. So here's a brief history of my work in this area. (1) I started with simple YAML based deployments for Drill. Used standard Kubernetes APIs and Controllers. This supported bringing up Drill in distributed mode, used Map

Re: Problem running Drill in a Docker container in OpenShift

Arina, There is a v1.0 of the Drill Operator for Kubernetes out, but it is currently tied to the MapR platform. Of the people here, Anton & Denys have tried it out. The open source version of it that I'm working on is based on that, minus MapR integration and plus Apache integration. My plan is t

Re: Drill + parquet

Thank you very much for you help! From: vvo...@gmail.com At: 02/06/20 04:13:19To: Vishal Jadhav (BLOOMBERG/ 731 LEX ) , user@drill.apache.org Subject: Re: Drill + parquet Hi Vishal, Pull request with the fix for DRILL-5733 is opened and will be merged soon. Kind regards, Volodymyr Vysotskyi

Timestamp Issue

Hi Drill Devs I'm having a small issue interpreting timestamps from data. The data in question is in both CSV and parquet format, and has dates encoded as strings in the following format: 1998-07-14T04:00:00 The issue I'm encountering is dealing with the literal T. The JODA instructions stat

Re: Drill + parquet

Hi Vishal, Pull request with the fix for DRILL-5733 is opened and will be merged soon. Kind regards, Volodymyr Vysotskyi On Tue, Feb 4, 2020 at 11:11 PM Vishal Jadhav (BLOOMBERG/ 731 LEX) < vjad...@bloomberg.net> wrote: > It works fine on my l