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Motivation
Currently, if a table is not with datalake enabled, Fluss won't support batch read the table. Also, although the table is datalake enabeld, it the lake snapshot doesn't exist, the batch read will also fail which will force users to wait the snapshot available.
We should resolve these two cases for better user experience
Solution
1: In the case that the table is not with datalake enabeld, if it's primary key table, we should mrege ssts and change logs to read the full data, if it's a log table, we can just read the logs upto the latest offset.
2: In the case that the snapshot is not available for datalake enabeld, we can just consider it as a table without datalake enabeld and then batch read
Anything else?
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Willingness to contribute
I'm willing to submit a PR!
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Motivation
Currently, if a table is not with datalake enabled, Fluss won't support batch read the table. Also, although the table is datalake enabeld, it the lake snapshot doesn't exist, the batch read will also fail which will force users to wait the snapshot available.
We should resolve these two cases for better user experience
Solution
1: In the case that the table is not with datalake enabeld, if it's primary key table, we should mrege ssts and change logs to read the full data, if it's a log table, we can just read the logs upto the latest offset.
2: In the case that the snapshot is not available for datalake enabeld, we can just consider it as a table without datalake enabeld and then batch read
Anything else?
No response
Willingness to contribute
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: