Hi Elias,
it would be great if you could let us know if the approach works.
Btw. I should point out that the join in a query like:
SELECT s.tstamp, s.item, s.score, t.source
FROM(
SELECT item, source, MAX(tstamp), LAST_VAL(score, tstamp)
FROM Telemetry
GROUP BY item, source
) INNER JOIN Scor
On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 3:24 AM, Fabian Hueske wrote:
> Hi Elias,
>
> Flink does not have built-in support for upsert stream -> table
> conversions, yet. However, the community is working on that (see FLINK-8545
> [1]).
> With a workaround, you can also solve the issue with what Flink supports
>
Hi Elias,
Flink does not have built-in support for upsert stream -> table
conversions, yet. However, the community is working on that (see FLINK-8545
[1]).
With a workaround, you can also solve the issue with what Flink supports so
far.
The approach with the MAX(tstamp) query was good idea, but t
[ Adding the list back in, as this clarifies my question ]
On Tue, Feb 20, 2018 at 3:42 PM, Darshan Singh
wrote:
> I am no expert in Flink but I will try my best. Issue you mentioned will
> be with all streaming systems even with Kafka KTable I use them a lot for
> similar sort of requirements.
I noticed that has been significant work on the SQL / Table subsystem and
decided to evaluate it for one of our use cases. The use case requires the
joining of two streams, which can be considered a stream of table upserts.
Critically, when joining the streams, we only want to join against the
lat