[INLONG-12019][SDK] Transformation supports a caching mechanism for processing identical function parameters#12020
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…rocessing identical function parameters within the same SQL statement to reduce redundant computations
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Fixes #12019
Motivation
Transformation supports a caching mechanism for processing identical function parameters within the same SQL statement to reduce redundant computations.
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Add an SQL function parameter caching mechanism to reduce repeated calculations of the same parameters and improve processing performance.
Repeat the test SQL 100,000 times; the time consumption is from 57000 ms to 24729 ms. Performance has been optimized by approximately 56%.
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