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Unable to query partitioned tables #1291
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Thanks for reporting, there were some changes in how datafusion handles partitioned columns. I'll look into it. |
Thanks, @roeap. Let me know how I can help. I've started building a project with delta-rs at work, so happy to help out. I see in |
Excellent - we are always happy for any contributions. Very much like you already did with the great test cases! |
This results in duplicating the same table for delta-io#1291 and delta-io#1292 but I think the clarity is worth it.
This results in duplicating the same table for delta-io#1291 and delta-io#1292 but I think the clarity is worth it.
This results in duplicating the same table for delta-io#1291 and delta-io#1292 but I think the clarity is worth it.
This results in duplicating the same table for delta-io#1291 and delta-io#1292 but I think the clarity is worth it.
Environment
Delta-rs version:
0.9.0
Binding:
Environment:
macOS 13.3.1
Bug
What happened:
Trying to query a partitioned table using
datafusion
is failing.What you expected to happen:
Should return the results matching the partition filter.
How to reproduce it:
SELECT * FROM t WHERE year = 2020
More details:
Trying again where the partition column type is string yields no results and no error. I think the resulting parquet file is missing the partition column as data.
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