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Caican Cai updated CALCITE-6203:
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Description:
I test the avg operator in SparkAdapterTest
{quote}@Test void testGroupBy()
{ final String sql = "select sum(x) as SUM_X, min(y) as MIN_Y, max(y) as
MAX_Y, avg(x) as AVG_X," + "count(*) as CNT_Y, count(distinct y) as
CNT_DIST_Y\n" + "from " + VALUES2 + "\n" + "group by x";
final String plan = "PLAN=" + "EnumerableCalc(expr#0..5=[\\{inputs}
], expr#6=[CAST($t1):INTEGER NOT NULL], expr#7=[CAST($t2):CHAR(1) NOT NULL],
expr#8=[CAST($t3):CHAR(1) NOT NULL], expr#9=[CAST($t4):BIGINT NOT NULL],
SUM_X=[$t6], MIN_Y=[$t7], MAX_Y=[$t8], AVG_X=[$t0], CNT_Y=[$t9],
CNT_DIST_Y=[$t5])\n"
+ " EnumerableAggregate(group=[\\{0}], SUM_X=[MIN($2) FILTER $7],
MIN_Y=[MIN($3) FILTER $7], MAX_Y=[MIN($4) FILTER $7], CNT_Y=[MIN($5) FILTER
$7], CNT_DIST_Y=[COUNT($1) FILTER $6])\n"
+ " EnumerableCalc(expr#0..6=[\\{inputs}], expr#7=[0],
expr#8=[=($t6, $t7)], expr#9=[1], expr#10=[=($t6, $t9)], proj#0..5=[\\{exprs}],
$g_0=[$t8], $g_1=[$t10])\n"
+ " EnumerableAggregate(group=[\\{0, 1}], groups=[[\\{0, 1},
\\{0}]], SUM_X=[$SUM0($0)], MIN_Y=[MIN($1)], MAX_Y=[MAX($1)], CNT_Y=[COUNT()],
$g=[GROUPING($0, $1)])\n"
+ " EnumerableValues(tuples=[[\\{ 1, 'a' }, \\{ 2, 'b' }, \\{ 1,
'b' }, \\{ 2, 'c' }, \\{ 2, 'c' }]])\n";
final String[] expectedResult =
{ "SUM_X=2; MIN_Y=a; MAX_Y=b; AVG_X=1; CNT_Y=2; CNT_DIST_Y=2",
"SUM_X=6; MIN_Y=b; MAX_Y=c; AVG_X=2; CNT_Y=3; CNT_DIST_Y=2" }
;
sql(sql).returnsUnordered(expectedResult)
.explainContains(plan);
}
{quote}
It can be found that there is no corresponding avg operator in
EnumerableAggregate and EnumerableCalc. Why is this? Spark sql will split the
avg operator into sum/count form. I don’t know if this is a bug.
was:
I test the avg operator in SparkAdapterTest
@Test void testGroupBy() {
final String sql = "select sum(x) as SUM_X, min(y) as MIN_Y, max(y) as
MAX_Y, avg(x) as AVG_X,"
+ "count(*) as CNT_Y, count(distinct y) as CNT_DIST_Y\n"
+ "from " + VALUES2 + "\n"
+ "group by x";
final String plan = "PLAN="
+ "EnumerableCalc(expr#0..5=[\{inputs}], expr#6=[CAST($t1):INTEGER NOT
NULL], expr#7=[CAST($t2):CHAR(1) NOT NULL], expr#8=[CAST($t3):CHAR(1) NOT
NULL], expr#9=[CAST($t4):BIGINT NOT NULL], SUM_X=[$t6], MIN_Y=[$t7],
MAX_Y=[$t8], AVG_X=[$t0], CNT_Y=[$t9], CNT_DIST_Y=[$t5])\n"
+ " EnumerableAggregate(group=[\{0}], SUM_X=[MIN($2) FILTER $7],
MIN_Y=[MIN($3) FILTER $7], MAX_Y=[MIN($4) FILTER $7], CNT_Y=[MIN($5) FILTER
$7], CNT_DIST_Y=[COUNT($1) FILTER $6])\n"
+ " EnumerableCalc(expr#0..6=[\{inputs}], expr#7=[0], expr#8=[=($t6,
$t7)], expr#9=[1], expr#10=[=($t6, $t9)], proj#0..5=[\{exprs}], $g_0=[$t8],
$g_1=[$t10])\n"
+ " EnumerableAggregate(group=[\{0, 1}], groups=[[\{0, 1}, \{0}]],
SUM_X=[$SUM0($0)], MIN_Y=[MIN($1)], MAX_Y=[MAX($1)], CNT_Y=[COUNT()],
$g=[GROUPING($0, $1)])\n"
+ " EnumerableValues(tuples=[[\{ 1, 'a' }, \{ 2, 'b' }, \{ 1,
'b' }, \{ 2, 'c' }, \{ 2, 'c' }]])\n";
final String[] expectedResult = {
"SUM_X=2; MIN_Y=a; MAX_Y=b; AVG_X=1; CNT_Y=2; CNT_DIST_Y=2",
"SUM_X=6; MIN_Y=b; MAX_Y=c; AVG_X=2; CNT_Y=3; CNT_DIST_Y=2"
};
sql(sql).returnsUnordered(expectedResult)
.explainContains(plan);
}
It can be found that there is no corresponding avg operator in
EnumerableAggregate and EnumerableCalc. Why is this? Spark sql will split the
avg operator into sum/count form. I don’t know if this is a bug.
> Avg operator test in SparkAdapterTest
> -------------------------------------
>
> Key: CALCITE-6203
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CALCITE-6203
> Project: Calcite
> Issue Type: Test
> Components: spark
> Affects Versions: 1.36.0
> Reporter: Caican Cai
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 1.37.0
>
>
> I test the avg operator in SparkAdapterTest
> {quote}@Test void testGroupBy()
> { final String sql = "select sum(x) as SUM_X, min(y) as MIN_Y, max(y) as
> MAX_Y, avg(x) as AVG_X," + "count(*) as CNT_Y, count(distinct y) as
> CNT_DIST_Y\n" + "from " + VALUES2 + "\n" + "group by x";
> final String plan = "PLAN=" + "EnumerableCalc(expr#0..5=[\\{inputs}
> ], expr#6=[CAST($t1):INTEGER NOT NULL], expr#7=[CAST($t2):CHAR(1) NOT NULL],
> expr#8=[CAST($t3):CHAR(1) NOT NULL], expr#9=[CAST($t4):BIGINT NOT NULL],
> SUM_X=[$t6], MIN_Y=[$t7], MAX_Y=[$t8], AVG_X=[$t0], CNT_Y=[$t9],
> CNT_DIST_Y=[$t5])\n"
> + " EnumerableAggregate(group=[\\{0}], SUM_X=[MIN($2) FILTER $7],
> MIN_Y=[MIN($3) FILTER $7], MAX_Y=[MIN($4) FILTER $7], CNT_Y=[MIN($5) FILTER
> $7], CNT_DIST_Y=[COUNT($1) FILTER $6])\n"
> + " EnumerableCalc(expr#0..6=[\\{inputs}], expr#7=[0],
> expr#8=[=($t6, $t7)], expr#9=[1], expr#10=[=($t6, $t9)],
> proj#0..5=[\\{exprs}], $g_0=[$t8], $g_1=[$t10])\n"
> + " EnumerableAggregate(group=[\\{0, 1}], groups=[[\\{0, 1},
> \\{0}]], SUM_X=[$SUM0($0)], MIN_Y=[MIN($1)], MAX_Y=[MAX($1)],
> CNT_Y=[COUNT()], $g=[GROUPING($0, $1)])\n"
> + " EnumerableValues(tuples=[[\\{ 1, 'a' }, \\{ 2, 'b' }, \\{
> 1, 'b' }, \\{ 2, 'c' }, \\{ 2, 'c' }]])\n";
> final String[] expectedResult =
> { "SUM_X=2; MIN_Y=a; MAX_Y=b; AVG_X=1; CNT_Y=2; CNT_DIST_Y=2",
> "SUM_X=6; MIN_Y=b; MAX_Y=c; AVG_X=2; CNT_Y=3; CNT_DIST_Y=2" }
> ;
> sql(sql).returnsUnordered(expectedResult)
> .explainContains(plan);
> }
> {quote}
>
> It can be found that there is no corresponding avg operator in
> EnumerableAggregate and EnumerableCalc. Why is this? Spark sql will split the
> avg operator into sum/count form. I don’t know if this is a bug.
>
>
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