Hi Dian, Guys,
Thanks for your suggestion for the `PREVIOUS_AND_CURRENT`. I have updated the
naming of WithinType value in the FLIP.
If there are no other questions, I will start the VOTE thread next Monday.
Regards,
Nicholas Jiang
On 2022/06/10 10:02:46 Dian Fu wrote:
> Hi Nicholas,
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> Reg
Hi Nicholas,
Regarding the naming of `WithinType`, I'm OK with it. For
`PREVIOUS_AND_NEXT`, I guess `PREVIOUS_AND_CURRENT` makes more sense.
What's your thought?
Regards,
Dian
On Thu, Jun 9, 2022 at 10:09 AM Nicholas Jiang
wrote:
> Hi Dian,
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> About the indication of the time interval between
Hi Dian,
About the indication of the time interval between events matched in the loop. I
have updated the FLIP and introduced a series of times interface to specify
that this pattern can occur the specified times and interval corresponds to the
maximum time gap between previous and next event f
Hi Nicholas,
Thanks for clarifying the current feature sparsity between DataStream/Table
and SQL on this topic. I think it's an interesting topic for a future
discussion but let's definitely keep it out of scope for this FLIP. It
would be nice to have a follow-up discussion on this in the future :
Hi Dian,
Thanks for your feedback about the Public Interface update for supporting the
within between events feature. I have left the comments for above points:
- Regarding the pattern API, should we also introduce APIs such as
Pattern.times(int from, int to, Time windowTime) to indicate the ti
Hi Martijn,
There are many features available in the DataStream API of CEP not
supported in SQL, e.g. followedBy, notFollowedBy, followedByAny, etc. The
main reason is that the MATCH_RECOGNIZE clause which comes from SQL
standard doesn't define grammars for these semantics.
There are two ways to
Hi Nicholas,
It is disappointing that we can't support this in SQL. I am under the
impression that currently all CEP capabilities are supported in both
DataStream/Table API as well as SQL. If that's indeed the case, then I
would rather have this also fixed for SQL to avoid introducing feature
spar
Hi Nicholas,
Thanks a lot for the update.
Regarding the pattern API, should we also introduce APIs such as
Pattern.times(int from, int to, Time windowTime) to indicate the time
interval between events matched in the loop?
Regarding the naming of the classes, does it make sense to rename
`WithinT
Hi Martijn,
Sorry for later reply. This feature is only supported in DataStream and doesn't
be supported in MATCH_RECOGNIZE because the SQL syntax of MATCH_RECOGNIZE does
not contain the semantics of this feature, which requires modification of the
SQL syntax. The support above MATCH_RECOGNIZE
Hi Yue,
Thanks for providing the benefit of this feature. After this feature is merged,
you are welcome to try this feature in business scenarios.
Regards,
Nicholas Jiang
On 2022/05/06 11:31:48 yue ma wrote:
> hi Nicholas,
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> Thanks for bringing this discussion, we also think it's a useful fe
Hi Dian,
Thanks for your feedback about supprting the within between events feature. I
have updated the FLIP for introduction of 'Pattern#within(WithinType
withInType, Time windowTime)' interface. Regarding your comments, I have the
following thoughts:
- Regarding the API, the name `partialWit
Hi Nicholas,
Thanks for creating the FLIP, I can imagine that there will be many use
cases who can be created using this new feature.
The FLIP doesn't mention anything with regards to SQL, could this feature
also be supported when using MATCH_RECOGNIZE?
Best regards,
Martijn
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Hi Nicholas,
Thanks a lot for bringing up this discussion. If I recall it correctly,
this feature has been requested many times by the users and is among one of
the most requested features in CEP. So big +1 to this feature overall.
Regarding the API, the name `partialWithin` sounds a little weird
hi Nicholas,
Thanks for bringing this discussion, we also think it's a useful feature.
Some fine-grained timeout pattern matching can be implemented in CEP which
makes Flink CEP more powerful
Nicholas 于2022年5月5日周四 14:28写道：
> Hi everyone,
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> Pattern#withIn interface in CEP defines the ma
hi Nicholas ,
Nicholas 于2022年5月5日周四 14:28写道：
> Hi everyone,
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> Pattern#withIn interface in CEP defines the maximum time interval in which
> a matching pattern has to be completed in order to be considered valid,
> which interval corresponds to the maximum time gap between first and the
>
Hi everyone,
Pattern#withIn interface in CEP defines the maximum time interval in which a
matching pattern has to be completed in order to be considered valid, which
interval corresponds to the maximum time gap between first and the last event.
The interval representing the maximum time gap
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