is not only slow but also very
> memory-consuming.
>
> Have you tried joining your main stream with the hive table directly (that
> is, using streaming joins instead of lookup joins)? Does that meet your
> need or why do you have to use lookup joins?
>
> Jason Yi <93t...@gmail.
Hello,
I created external tables on Hive with data in s3 and wanted to use those
tables as a lookup table in Flink.
When I used an external table containing a small size of data as a lookup
table, Flink quickly loaded the data into TM memory and did a Temporal join
to an event stream. But, when I
wrote:
> Hi Jason,
>
> It's not (properly) supported and we should update the documentation.
>
> There is no out of the box possibility to use a file from filesystem as a
> lookup table as far as I know.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Martijn
>
> Op do 20 jan. 20
Hello,
I have data sets in s3 and want to use them as lookup tables in Flink. I
defined tables with the filesystem connector and joined the tables to a
table, defined with the Kinesis connector, in my Flink application. I
expected its output to be written to s3, but no data was written to a sink
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