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…pache#44508) Based on the `requiredPartitions` API interface of the maxcompute API, we implemented partition pruning when reading partitioned tables to avoid queries that scan the entire table.
…pache#44508) ### What problem does this PR solve? Based on the `requiredPartitions` API interface of the maxcompute API, we implemented partition pruning when reading partitioned tables to avoid queries that scan the entire table.
…pache#44508) ### What problem does this PR solve? Based on the `requiredPartitions` API interface of the maxcompute API, we implemented partition pruning when reading partitioned tables to avoid queries that scan the entire table.
…pache#44508) Based on the `requiredPartitions` API interface of the maxcompute API, we implemented partition pruning when reading partitioned tables to avoid queries that scan the entire table. (cherry picked from commit 97adac1)
…pache#44508) Based on the `requiredPartitions` API interface of the maxcompute API, we implemented partition pruning when reading partitioned tables to avoid queries that scan the entire table. (cherry picked from commit 97adac1)
…pache#44508) Based on the `requiredPartitions` API interface of the maxcompute API, we implemented partition pruning when reading partitioned tables to avoid queries that scan the entire table. (cherry picked from commit 97adac1)
…n prune && timstamp type(apache#44508, apache#48768, apache#48325) (apache#3805) pick apache#44508 apache#48768 apache#48325 --------- Co-authored-by: zhangdong <zhangdong@selectdb.com>
What problem does this PR solve?
Based on the
requiredPartitionsAPI interface of the maxcompute API, we implemented partition pruning when reading partitioned tables to avoid queries that scan the entire table.Release note
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