Julian,
As you know, I joined the SQL standards group to represent Calcite, and
whatever project we can through this interaction.
With that in mind, are there any particular stream features supported by
Calcite that you, or others present here, would suggest I advocate for
inclusion or to check i
I’m not personally a fan of wikis. (If your goal is a web site that can be
edited by users, then markdown + PRs works pretty well in the Apache world. And
you’re less likely to end up with an unstructured mess.)
But I do strongly believe in sketching out a specification (and if not obvious,
a d
I made a comment, but it might be better to state it here.
Since you are starting from scratch, could you maybe add to wiki your
requirements/design thoughts, so that we could understand the intent and
perhaps help?
I am new to Apache contributions, so I might not know that PRs are the
preferred
I have kicked off development with the first PR to the Stream-SQL-TCK
repository, and I have logged an issue for what I intend to work on next.
Please review the PR[1] and comment on the issues [2], and “watch” the GitHub
repo so that you are notified of new issues and PRs.
If you disagree with
> If you can make committees aware of this effort, I would be very grateful.
Julian — I can and will.
I have officially joined the INCITS 32 and 32.2 standards group, and I
should be able to serve in a role of a Calcite/Open Source SQL advocate to
the this standards group, and to inform our commu
Hello all,
I am definitely interested
and I can share some references on
existing algebras and work we did on the topic.
On 16 Feb 2018, 23:59 +0100, Julian Hyde , wrote:
Edmon,
If you can make committees aware of this effort, I would be very grateful. It’s
very clear to me that people are usi
Edmon,
If you can make committees aware of this effort, I would be very grateful. It’s
very clear to me that people are using streaming SQL in the real world, and
there is a need to standardize. Since we’re focusing on a TCK rather than
specifications our efforts could complement those of the s
This looks like a great start! Not sure I'll be able to contribute much for
the time being, but this sounds like a good plan and I'll be interested to
follow future developments.
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Michael Mior
mm...@apache.org
2018-02-10 2:44 GMT-05:00 Julian Hyde :
> As you know, I am a big believer that SQL
Julian,
I am certainly interested in participating in the discussion, and in the
initiative -- time permits.
In my environment, streaming data from large environmental sensor networks
is a common challenge.
Riccardo Tomassini and I just this week discussed the research interests
and work in strea
As you know, I am a big believer that SQL is a great language not just
for data at rest, but also data in flight. Calcite has extensions to
SQL for streaming queries, and a reference implementation, and I have
spoken about streaming SQL at several conferences over the years.
Several projects, inclu
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