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Currently Flint index name (OpenSearch index) consists of Flint prefix, db name, index name and suffix. This may have conflict if OpenSearch is used by Spark with different catalog name (default name is spark_catalog but configurable) or multi-catalog enabled in a Spark session.
What is the expected behavior?
We can encode catalog name in Flint index name, such as:
CREATE SKIPPING INDEX myS3.default.alb_logs => flint_myS3_default_alb_logs_skipping_index
CREATE INDEX idx_elb ON myS3.default.alb_logs => flint_myS3_default_alb_logs_idx_elb_index
CREATE MV myS3.default.alb_logs_metrics AS => flint_myS3_default_alb_logs_metrics
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What is the bug?
Currently Flint index name (OpenSearch index) consists of Flint prefix, db name, index name and suffix. This may have conflict if OpenSearch is used by Spark with different catalog name (default name is
spark_catalog
but configurable) or multi-catalog enabled in a Spark session.What is the expected behavior?
We can encode catalog name in Flint index name, such as:
flint_myS3_default_alb_logs_skipping_index
flint_myS3_default_alb_logs_idx_elb_index
flint_myS3_default_alb_logs_metrics
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: