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Xingcan Cui updated FLINK-8863:
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    Description: 
This issue is a subtask of part two "Full Embedded SQL Client" of the 
implementation plan mentioned in 
[FLIP-24|https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/FLINK/FLIP-24+-+SQL+Client].

It should be possible to declare user-defined functions in the SQL client. For 
now, we limit the registration to classes that implement {{ScalarFunction}}, 
{{TableFunction}}, {{AggregateFunction}}. Functions that are implemented in SQL 
are not part of this issue.

I would suggest to introduce a {{functions}} top-level property. The 
declaration could look similar to:

{code}
functions:
  - name: testFunction
    from: class                                   <-- optional, default: class
    class: org.my.MyScalarFunction
    constructor:                                  <-- optional, needed for 
certain types of functions
      - type: DOUBLE
        value: 42.0
      - class: org.my.Class                  <-- possibility to create objects 
via properties
        constructor: 
          - type: DOUBLE
            value: 4.0
          - type: BOOLEAN
            value: false
          - type: STRING
            value: "whatever"
          - type: INT
            value: 1
{code}



  was:
This issue is a subtask of part two "Full Embedded SQL Client" of the 
implementation plan mentioned in 
[FLIP-24|https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/FLINK/FLIP-24+-+SQL+Client].

It should be possible to declare user-defined functions in the SQL client. For 
now, we limit the registration to classes that implement {{ScalarFunction}}, 
{{TableFunction}}, {{AggregateFunction}}. Functions that are implemented in SQL 
are not part of this issue.

I would suggest to introduce a {{functions}} top-level property. The 
declaration could look similar to:

{code}
functions:
  - name: testFunction
    from: class                                   <-- optional, default: class
    class: org.my.MyScalarFunction
    constructor:                                  <-- optional, needed for 
certain types of functions
      - 42.0
      - class: org.my.Class                  <-- possibility to create objects 
via properties
        constructor: 
          - 1
          - true
          - false
          - "whatever"
          - type: INT
            value: 1
{code}




> Add user-defined function support in SQL Client
> -----------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: FLINK-8863
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-8863
>             Project: Flink
>          Issue Type: Sub-task
>          Components: Table API &amp; SQL
>            Reporter: Timo Walther
>            Assignee: Xingcan Cui
>            Priority: Major
>
> This issue is a subtask of part two "Full Embedded SQL Client" of the 
> implementation plan mentioned in 
> [FLIP-24|https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/FLINK/FLIP-24+-+SQL+Client].
> It should be possible to declare user-defined functions in the SQL client. 
> For now, we limit the registration to classes that implement 
> {{ScalarFunction}}, {{TableFunction}}, {{AggregateFunction}}. Functions that 
> are implemented in SQL are not part of this issue.
> I would suggest to introduce a {{functions}} top-level property. The 
> declaration could look similar to:
> {code}
> functions:
>   - name: testFunction
>     from: class                                   <-- optional, default: class
>     class: org.my.MyScalarFunction
>     constructor:                                  <-- optional, needed for 
> certain types of functions
>       - type: DOUBLE
>         value: 42.0
>       - class: org.my.Class                  <-- possibility to create 
> objects via properties
>         constructor: 
>           - type: DOUBLE
>             value: 4.0
>           - type: BOOLEAN
>             value: false
>           - type: STRING
>             value: "whatever"
>           - type: INT
>             value: 1
> {code}



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