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#305 getAncestors Database functionality. #311
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1. Made the necessary changes as mentioned by the team. 3. Made the necessary changes to the getAncestors Database functionality.
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-- has_more - Flag indicating if there are more partitionings available | ||
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-- Status codes: | ||
-- 11 - OK |
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Not super important I suppose but still, according to https://github.com/AbsaOSS/fa-db/blob/master/core/src/main/scala/za/co/absa/db/fadb/status/README.md we would maybe want to use status 10 instead of 11.
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Changed as mentioned
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I still see 11. 😉
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DECLARE | ||
partitionCreateAt TIMESTAMP; |
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partitioning
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Changed as mentioned
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Also the local variables start with _
by convention - avoids confusion with OUT parameters and column names.
LIMIT i_limit | ||
OFFSET i_offset; | ||
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IF FOUND THEN |
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You return status already from the query. And there is no reason to return 42. There are no records returned if ancestors don't exist. Have a look at runs.get_partitioning_checkpoints.
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We then simply process the data as
if (results.nonEmpty && results.head.hasMore) ...
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This makes sense although. From runs.get_paritioning_checkpoint_v2 it has a similar logic to this.
What I will do is comment it out for now and determine if it is necessary.
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CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION runs.get_ancestors( |
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Would name it to runs.get_partitioning_ancestors
, otherwise the name is little ambiguous.
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-- Function: runs.get_ancestors(3) | ||
-- Returns Ancestors' partition ID for the given id |
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-- Returns Ancestors' partition ID for the given id | |
-- Returns the ids and partitionings of the ancestors of the given partitioin id |
I think this explains the content better.
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-- Parameters: | ||
-- i_id_partitioning - id that we asking the Ancestors for | ||
-- i_limit - (optional) maximum number of partitionings to return, default is 5 |
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Not important:
Don't we used 10 as the default limit in our functions?
-- has_more - Flag indicating if there are more partitionings available | ||
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-- Status codes: | ||
-- 11 - OK |
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I still see 11. 😉
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DECLARE | ||
partitionCreateAt TIMESTAMP; |
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Also the local variables start with _
by convention - avoids confusion with OUT parameters and column names.
-- Status codes: | ||
-- 11 - OK | ||
-- 41 - Partitioning not found | ||
-- 42 - Ancestor Partitioning not found |
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I think there is no need for this status (and error one furthermore). If no ancestors found, it's OK, simple an empty list (particularly with paging).
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PF2.fk_partitioning = i_id_partitioning | ||
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P.created_at < partitionCreateAt |
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Why this condition?
Actually I think the whole query is incorrect, unfortunately.
It should be
FROM
flows.partitioning_to_flow PF
INNER JOIN flows.flows F ON F.id_flow = PF.id_flow
INNER JOIN runs.partitionings P ON P.id_partitioning = F.fk_primary_partitioning
WHERE
PF.fk_partitioning = i_id_partitioning AND
P.id_partitioning IS DISTINCT FROM i_id_partitioning
This PR is strictly for the getAncestors DataBase Functionality.
Any feedback is welcome.