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[Feature]: Provide standard SQL management instructions and command-line tools #1357

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zhoujinsong opened this issue Apr 17, 2023 · 4 comments
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zhoujinsong commented Apr 17, 2023

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Currently, different management instructions are provided for different table formats in different engines. In order to provide a plug-and-play data lake experience, we need to provide a set of standard and unified management instructions and their corresponding command-line tools.

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Provide standard SQL management instructions and command-line tools so that users can use it to manage all data lake tables with unified commands.

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  • Provide standard SQL access methods, such as MySQL protocol.
  • Provide a set of standard table management statements, including viewing, creating, modifying, and deleting tables.
  • Provide a set of standard monitoring commands to view various states of the table.

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  • Yes I am willing to submit a PR!

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@shendanfengg
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For standard SQL, we need to support the "SHOW CREATE TABLE" syntax, which is not yet supported in version 041.

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For standard SQL, we need to support the "SHOW CREATE TABLE" syntax, which is not yet supported in version 041.

Why do we need SQL like this? The standard SQL maybe not a spark sql and not run in spark engine.

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Kyofin commented Sep 8, 2023

I would like to understand if the target scenario involves enabling users to access Amoro through a CLI tool and use SQL-like syntax to operate on Amoro tables within this CLI tool.

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