Examples of PushProjector

org.eigenbase.rel.rules.PushProjector

PushProjector is a utility class used to perform operations used in push projection rules.

Pushing is particularly interesting in the case of join, because there are multiple inputs. Generally an expression can be pushed down to a particular input if it depends upon no other inputs. If it can be pushed down to both sides, it is pushed down to the left.

Sometimes an expression needs to be split before it can be pushed down. To flag that an expression cannot be split, specify a rule that it must be preserved. Such an expression will be pushed down intact to one of the inputs, or not pushed down at all.

      // aggregate has been implemented. It's OK if the filter contains a
      // windowed aggregate.
      return;
    }


    PushProjector pushProjector = createPushProjector(origProj, origFilter, rel, preserveExprCondition);
    RelNode topProject = pushProjector.convertProject(null);


    if (topProject != null) {
      call.transformTo(topProject);
    }
  }

    }
  }


  protected PushProjector createPushProjector(ProjectRel origProj, RexNode origFilter, RelNode rel,
                                              PushProjector.ExprCondition preserveExprCondition) {
    return new PushProjector(origProj, origFilter,rel, preserveExprCondition);
  }

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Examples of PushProjector

Examples of org.eigenbase.rel.rules.PushProjector

Examples of org.eigenbase.rel.rules.PushProjector