Thanks for the confirmation :)
Regards,
Alexis.
On Sun, 9 Oct 2022, 10:37 Hangxiang Yu, wrote:
> Hi, Alexis.
> I think you are right. It also applies for a global window with a custom
> trigger.
> If you apply a ReduceFunction or AggregateFunction, the window state size
> usually is smaller tha
Hi, Alexis.
I think you are right. It also applies for a global window with a custom
trigger.
If you apply a ReduceFunction or AggregateFunction, the window state size
usually is smaller than applying ProcessWindowFunction due to the
aggregated value. It also works for global windows.
Of course, th
Hello,
I found an SO thread that clarifies some details of window state size [1].
I would just like to confirm that this also applies when using a global
window with a custom trigger.
The reason I ask is that the TriggerResult API is meant to cover all
supported scenarios, so FIRE vs FIRE_AND_PUR
