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As you can see, the official spark version will create an ArrayType of the underlying column. In this case datauid = StringType.
This is very likely because DataType is the default implementation when you pass in a string (parse() will generate a Column from it). But this is not linked at any time to the aggregating method. And as such it just stays a DataType.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It is in the todo list, of course, but I focused my latest development on SQL statement parsing as it will make testing easier hence the current code status
When working in the PR #138, I encountered an issue:
As you can see, the official spark version will create an
ArrayType
of the underlying column. In this casedatauid
=StringType
.This is very likely because DataType is the default implementation when you pass in a string (parse() will generate a
Column
from it). But this is not linked at any time to the aggregating method. And as such it just stays a DataType.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: