we are aware of the demand for UDF support in Impala, and even though
we can't commit to a specific date at this point, it is at the top of
the post-GA roadmap.
Rest assured that we will try to support legacy applications that rely
on existing Hive UDFs as well as more demanding use cases that require
high performance.
Marcel
On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 9:20 PM, Min Yu wrote:
Hello,
I know the supporting UDF is what lots of people wanted including me. And it
will be implemented in Q2 or so.
Which is your basic idea or approach to implement UDF?
- use hive's : this would be easy to implement but have a performance
penalty
- use a shared object which contains functions or an overridden class
- use a llvm IR (user should generate IR) : this would be hard to implement
but have good performance
- all of them :)
- none of them. a new fantastic way
I would like to help or join to implement UDF if there's a way to do,
because I'm really eager to need UDF.
Thanks
Min
Hello,
I know the supporting UDF is what lots of people wanted including me. And it
will be implemented in Q2 or so.
Which is your basic idea or approach to implement UDF?
- use hive's : this would be easy to implement but have a performance
penalty
- use a shared object which contains functions or an overridden class
- use a llvm IR (user should generate IR) : this would be hard to implement
but have good performance
- all of them :)
- none of them. a new fantastic way
I would like to help or join to implement UDF if there's a way to do,
because I'm really eager to need UDF.
Thanks
Min