So you can choose between *Fire*, *Purge* and *Fire&Purge*. Seems like
>>> selected *Fire* but meant to choose *Fire&Purge*.
>>>
>>> From what it seems you want a PurgingTrigger. You also didn't state what
>>> version of Flink you are using :)
ou also didn't state what
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> From what it seems you want a PurgingTrigger. You also didn't state what
> version of Flink you are using :)
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you want a PurgingTrigger. You also didn't state what
version of Flink you are using :)
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Hi,
I needed some clarity on the behaviour of the windows for my use case.
I have defined my stream as follows:
env.setStreamTimeCharacteristic(TimeCharacteristic.EventTime);
* env.setParallelism(1);*
DataStream live = env.addSource(new JsonTestSource());
DataStre
