Thanks Fabian
We are going to replace all scalar functions with the table functions.
Thanks
On Wed, Apr 4, 2018 at 12:16 PM, Fabian Hueske wrote:
> Hi Darshan,
>
> What you observe is the result of what's supposed to be an optimization.
> By fusing the two select() calls, we reduce the number
Hi Darshan,
What you observe is the result of what's supposed to be an optimization. By
fusing the two select() calls, we reduce the number of operators in the
resulting plan (one MapFunction less).
This optimization is only applied for ScalarFunctions but not for
TableFunctions.
With a better cos
Hi,
I am not able to find what is best way to query the output of a scalar
table function.
Suppose I have table which has column col1 which is string.
I have a scalar function and returns a POJO
{col1V1 String, col1V2 String , col1V3 String}.
I am using following.
so table.select("sf(col1) as
