Spark: Disable min/max aggregation push down for binary#16328
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Hi @huaxingao, thanks for review #16320. This PR is another fix for min/max aggregation push down, applying the same constraints to binary columns as are already applied to string columns. Since Iceberg may truncate min/max statistics for binary columns in Parquet files. Please take a look when you have a chance, thanks a lot! |
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Thanks @hantangwangd for the PR! |
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For min/max aggregation push down, binary has the same limitations as string. Iceberg may truncate min/max statistics for binary columns in Parquet files. Since min/max push down is already disabled for string, this PR extends the same behavior to binary columns to avoid potential incorrect results. Refer to the test case in this PR for details.