STRUCT
name
SinceVersion 2.0.0
STRUCT
description
STRUCT<field_name:field_type [COMMENT 'comment_string'], ... >
Represents value with structure described by multiple fields, which can be viewed as a collection of multiple columns.
Need to manually enable the support, it is disabled by default.
1. admin set frontend config("enable_struct_type" = "true");
It cannot be used as a Key column. Now STRUCT can only used in Duplicate Model Tables.
The names and number of Fields in a Struct is fixed and always Nullable, and a Field typically consists of the following parts.
- field_name: Identifier naming the field, non repeatable.
- field_type: A data type.
- COMMENT: An optional string describing the field. (currently not supported)
The currently supported types are:
1. BOOLEAN, TINYINT, SMALLINT, INT, BIGINT, LARGEINT, FLOAT, DOUBLE, DECIMAL, DECIMALV3, DATE,
2. DATEV2, DATETIME, DATETIMEV2, CHAR, VARCHAR, STRING
We have a todo list for future version:
1. TODO: Supports nested Struct or other complex types
example
Create table example:
1. mysql> CREATE TABLE `struct_test` (
2. `id` int(11) NULL,
3. `s_info` STRUCT<s_id:int(11), s_name:string, s_address:string> NULL
4. ) ENGINE=OLAP
5. DUPLICATE KEY(`id`)
6. COMMENT 'OLAP'
7. DISTRIBUTED BY HASH(`id`) BUCKETS 1
8. PROPERTIES (
9. "replication_allocation" = "tag.location.default: 1",
10. "storage_format" = "V2",
11. "light_schema_change" = "true",
12. "disable_auto_compaction" = "false"
13. );
Insert data example:
1. INSERT INTO `struct_test` VALUES (1, {1, 'sn1', 'sa1'});
2. INSERT INTO `struct_test` VALUES (2, struct(2, 'sn2', 'sa2'));
3. INSERT INTO `struct_test` VALUES (3, named_struct('s_id', 3, 's_name', 'sn3', 's_address', 'sa3'));
Stream load:
test.csv:
1. 1|{"s_id":1, "s_name":"sn1", "s_address":"sa1"}
2. 2|{s_id:2, s_name:sn2, s_address:sa2}
3. 3|{"s_address":"sa3", "s_name":"sn3", "s_id":3}
exmaple:
1. curl --location-trusted -u root -T test.csv -H "label:test_label" http://host:port/api/test/struct_test/_stream_load
Select data example:
1. mysql> select * from struct_test;
2. +------+-------------------+
3. | id | s_info |
4. +------+-------------------+
5. | 1 | {1, 'sn1', 'sa1'} |
6. | 2 | {2, 'sn2', 'sa2'} |
7. | 3 | {3, 'sn3', 'sa3'} |
8. +------+-------------------+
9. 3 rows in set (0.02 sec)
keywords
1. STRUCT
