I believe these metadata requests all get an ExecuteResponse [1]. It’s the same
response as if you’d executed a SQL query.
Julian
[1] https://calcite.apache.org/avatica/docs/json_reference.html#executeresponse
> On Sep 17, 2022, at 02:04, Henri Godron wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Is there a
There are is ’netiquette’ around filing a bug that is often unsaid, so I’ll say
it now:
1. When a committer asks you in an email to file a Jira case, you must file the
case, and you must reply to the email with the URL of the case. (Rationale:
People have expanded time and effort researching
The following 15 people are administrators in jira:
Andrei Sereda
Chunwei Lei
Danny Chen
Francis Chuang
Hasheng Yuan
Hongze Zhang
Jesus Camacho Rogriguez
Josh Elser
Julian Hyde
Kevin Risden
Liya Fan
Michael Mior
Stamatis Zampetakis
Vova Vysotskyi
In my opinion, any PMC member should be given
Hello Pranav,
If you just need to "override" the cost function of certain operators,
there is no need to create new operators (and rules), you can do that by
extending the Metadata.
Let's say you want to override the cost of the Correlate, you should be
able to do that by creating your own class:
Hello,
Is there a documentation somewhere which explains the different kind of
responses Avatica HTTP api answers to this kind of requests :
getCatalogs
getSchemas
etc...
Went to the doc, I saw nothing
https://calcite.apache.org/avatica/docs/json_reference.html
Thanks !
Hello everyone,
I have noticed that it's always Francis taking care of assigning
"contributor" permissions to new users, I guess he is the only person with
enough privileges to do that?
What do you think if we granted those privileges to the Calcite PMC members
at the least (or even committers if
Hi Mihai,
from a quick look you indeed seem to have hit a bug, filing a Jira ticket
would be great.
In principle all the information you need around filing a ticket are
available here: https://calcite.apache.org/develop/#contributing
If there is something missing there, please let us know here
