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[FLINK-16206][table-planner] Support JSON_ARRAYAGG #17562

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This introduces JSON_ARRAYAGG akin to JSON_OBJECTAGG from #17549.

Note that this PR is based off of that PR and thus needs to be rebased once #17549 is merged. Keeping it in draft until then.

supersedes #11370

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  • JsonAggregationFunctionsITCase
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Thanks @Airblader. I added some final comments.

try {
for (final StringData item : acc.list.get()) {
final JsonNode itemNode =
getNodeFactory().rawValueNode(new RawValue(item.toString()));
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can we also somehow sort the list? otherwise the merge might behave non-deterministic

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Hm, this is actually a problem. In JSON_OBJECTAGG we sorted the keys, and that's fine, but arrays are order-sensitive. Maybe we shouldn't support merge at all? We'd need WITHIN GROUP here, but I'm guessing Calcite doesn't support that keyword there yet (will have to check, though).

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I removed merge for now, documented the limitation and raised FLINK-24664. Since we're facing the same issue for FIRST_VALUE / LAST_VALUE (and in theory also e.g. LISTAGG), I've also cross-linked them.

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Thanks for the update. LGTM

We represent (NULL|ABSENT) ON NULL as two separate built-in functions
for now. This is necessary because otherwise we would have to ship
the symbol across the network for each record, which leads to various
problems. Calcite essentially uses the same workaround. This is the
same as was done for JSON_OBJECTAGG.

This closes apache#17562.
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twalthr commented Oct 27, 2021

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@twalthr twalthr closed this in fcdba99 Oct 28, 2021
niklassemmler pushed a commit to niklassemmler/flink that referenced this pull request Feb 3, 2022
We represent (NULL|ABSENT) ON NULL as two separate built-in functions
for now. This is necessary because otherwise we would have to ship
the symbol across the network for each record, which leads to various
problems. Calcite essentially uses the same workaround. This is the
same as was done for JSON_OBJECTAGG.

This closes apache#17562.
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