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Colin Dellow 2018-03-03 20:26:41 -05:00
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# parquet-vtable
# sqlite-parquet-vtable
A SQLite [virtual table](https://sqlite.org/vtab.html) extension to expose Parquet files as SQL tables.
## Caveats
I'm not a professional C/C++ programmer. These are the caveats I'm aware of, but there are probably others:
* I don't use `sqlite3_malloc` and `sqlite3_free` for C++ objects
* Maybe this doesn't matter, since portability isn't a goal
* The C (SQLite API implementation) -> C++ interop (to talk to parquet-cpp) probably leaks some C++ exceptions
* Your process may crash due to my error. Sorry!
* I handle the obvious cases like file not found and unsupported Parquet types but I suspect low memory conditions aren't handled gracefully
## Building
1. Install [`parquet-cpp`](https://github.com/apache/parquet-cpp)
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sqlite> select * from demo limit 1;
...if all goes well, you'll see data here!...
```
## Supported features
### Index
Only full table scans are supported.
### Types
These types are supported:
* INT96 timestamps (exposed as milliseconds since the epoch)
* INT8/INT16/INT32/INT64
* UTF8 strings
* BOOLEAN
* FLOAT
* DOUBLE
These are not supported:
* UINT8/UINT16/UINT32/UINT64
* Fixed length byte arrays, including JSON and BSON subtypes
* DECIMAL

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@ -35,16 +35,35 @@ std::string ParquetTable::CreateStatement() {
text += col->name();
std::string type;
switch(col->physical_type()) {
parquet::Type::type physical = col->physical_type();
parquet::LogicalType::type logical = col->logical_type();
// Be explicit about which types we understand so we don't mislead someone
// whose unsigned ints start getting interpreted as signed. (We could
// support this for UINT_8/16/32 -- and for UINT_64 we could throw if
// the high bit was set.)
if(logical == parquet::LogicalType::NONE ||
logical == parquet::LogicalType::UTF8 ||
logical == parquet::LogicalType::DATE ||
logical == parquet::LogicalType::TIME_MILLIS ||
logical == parquet::LogicalType::TIMESTAMP_MILLIS ||
logical == parquet::LogicalType::TIME_MICROS ||
logical == parquet::LogicalType::TIMESTAMP_MICROS ||
logical == parquet::LogicalType::INT_8 ||
logical == parquet::LogicalType::INT_16 ||
logical == parquet::LogicalType::INT_32 ||
logical == parquet::LogicalType::INT_64) {
switch(physical) {
case parquet::Type::BOOLEAN:
type = "TINYINT";
break;
case parquet::Type::INT32:
if(col->logical_type() == parquet::LogicalType::NONE) {
if(logical == parquet::LogicalType::NONE ||
logical == parquet::LogicalType::INT_32) {
type = "INT";
} else if(col->logical_type() == parquet::LogicalType::INT_8) {
} else if(logical == parquet::LogicalType::INT_8) {
type = "TINYINT";
} else if(col->logical_type() == parquet::LogicalType::INT_16) {
} else if(logical == parquet::LogicalType::INT_16) {
type = "SMALLINT";
}
break;
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type = "DOUBLE";
break;
case parquet::Type::BYTE_ARRAY:
if(col->logical_type() == parquet::LogicalType::UTF8) {
if(logical == parquet::LogicalType::UTF8) {
type = "TEXT";
}
break;
@ -69,11 +88,12 @@ std::string ParquetTable::CreateStatement() {
default:
break;
}
}
if(type.empty()) {
std::ostringstream ss;
ss << __FILE__ << ":" << __LINE__ << ": column " << i << " has unsupported type: " <<
parquet::TypeToString(col->physical_type()) << "/" << parquet::LogicalTypeToString(col->logical_type());
parquet::TypeToString(physical) << "/" << parquet::LogicalTypeToString(logical);
throw std::invalid_argument(ss.str());
}