Re: Mailing list is down for UCI?

2019-04-25 Thread Ian Maxon
Yeah I observed this too. Messages reach the list from UCI addresses but messages from the list won’t reach them. I guess we need to talk to OIT to see what is going on, I thought it was only me. On Thu, Apr 25, 2019 at 18:18 Till Westmann wrote: > Hi Xikui, > > Your message reached the list. >

Re: Mailing list is down for UCI?

2019-04-25 Thread Till Westmann
Hi Xikui, Your message reached the list. Cheers, Till On 25 Apr 2019, at 18:10, Xikui Wang wrote: > Hi Devs, > > This is a test message, as we found the mailing list seems stopped working > for those who are using the UCI email address... > > Best, > Xikui

Mailing list is down for UCI?

2019-04-25 Thread Xikui Wang
Hi Devs, This is a test message, as we found the mailing list seems stopped working for those who are using the UCI email address... Best, Xikui

Re: Add record as argument to Java UDF

2019-04-25 Thread Dmitry Lychagin
Sandra, Your approach #2 is one the right track, but it looks like there is a bug in how external function framework handles optional record types. The return type for "(SELECT VALUE r FROM RankingResult r)[0]" is computed as "RankingResultType?" which means that it could either be a record or

Re: Add record as argument to Java UDF

2019-04-25 Thread sandraskarshaug
I forgot to add a link to the paper about the decoupled ingestion framework [1]. [1] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1902.08271.pdf On 2019/04/25 22:54:15, sandraskarsh...@gmail.com wrote: > Hi, thanks for your reply! I will try to be a bit more precise :-) > > I am currently testing the decoupled

Re: Add record as argument to Java UDF

2019-04-25 Thread sandraskarshaug
Hi, thanks for your reply! I will try to be a bit more precise :-) I am currently testing the decoupled framework, and I would like to use data from another dataset when enriching tweets, here being data from the RankingResult dataset. Additionally, I would like to send the incoming tweet, as

Re: Add record as argument to Java UDF

2019-04-25 Thread Mike Carey
I will let someone else chime in on what the compilation error might be about, but approach 1 has the problem that you rightly tried to correct in approach 2 (because SELECT always returns an array of results).  But - could you say a bit more - up 5000 feet - about the use case you are trying

Add record as argument to Java UDF

2019-04-25 Thread sandraskarshaug
Hi devs! Given a datatype RankingResultType and a dataset RankingResult(RankingResultType) which contains only one record, what is the correct approach when I want to pass a single RankingResult record as an argument to a Java UDF in a SQL++ UDF? The resulting record of the Java UDF should be