The file that the user posted is stored with Brotli compression. You should be able to read it with the latest Parquet master. I can cat the contents with our tools that use brotli.
I'm surprised to see files like this already. We added the new compression codecs just recently. Also, whatever wrote this file should not default to brotli and should warn users that using brotli compression breaks forward compatibility: older readers can't read the files or metadata because of how Thrift handles enums. rb On Mon, Nov 20, 2017 at 8:34 AM, Jacques Nadeau <[email protected]> wrote: > One of our community members hit an issue where we couldn't parse a Parquet > footer. It looks like the file is missing the Codec field for a column but > the Parquet Thrift spec expects one. > > https://community.dremio.com/t/unable-to-read-parquet- > footer-with-file-generated-with-turbodbc/474/9 > > Was there a recent change in format? Any thoughts would be appreciated. > > thanks, > Jacques > -- Ryan Blue Software Engineer Netflix
