Hello David, AFAIK there is no such thing. It might be interesting for your case to take a look at this presentation [1], which includes a demo with the initial steps to combine Calcite and Lucene.
Best, Ruben [1] https://youtu.be/meI0W12f_nw El jue, 25 ene 2024, 1:55, <[email protected]> escribió: > Hello Calcite Devs, > > I'm working on a data mocking system that's accessible via a relational > API: tables, columns, indexes, etc. I implemented a rudimentary query > runner layer from scratch, so the project is already usable in MVP > state. The next step would be the integration of Calcite. > > For now, I have created an initial version by implementing the > ScannableTable interface. This was very easy, but the functionality is, > of course, slow due to the full table scan, as it does not make use of > the available indexes. There seems to be a big gap between > ScannableTable and QueryableTable. Implementing the Queryable interface > for QueryableTable manually is quite a lot of work. > > Is there some existing or proposed method for the (probably common) case > where indexes are available for an otherwise scannable table? If I do > need to implement this manually, what should I look out for? > > For context, here is the original storage API I defined for the MVP > version: > > > https://github.com/miniconnect/minibase/tree/master/projects/storage/src/main/java/hu/webarticum/minibase/storage/api > > This is my current sketchy table adapter based on ScannableTable: > > > https://github.com/miniconnect/calcite-integration/blob/main/projects/minibase-calcite/src/main/java/hu/webarticum/minibase/calcite/driver/MinibaseCalciteTable.java > > Thanks and regards, > Dávid Horváth
