Phil Rzewski

We reviewed this one as a group and I now have an explanation for why it's happening. @mccanne pointed out that because the `yield` is inside of the `join (...

Verified in super commit 129d400. I was revisiting this as a set of older issues to see if any had been fixed by all the recent `join` enhancements. Via binary...

After reviewing these symptoms in a team meeting, @nwt said it's likely this would be a bug in the Arrow Parquet writer that Zed's Parquet writer depends on.

Verified in super commit 0f8e7db. The SuperDB-generated Parquet file can now be read back by DuckDB instead of failing as happened before. ``` $ super -version Version: v1.18.0-293-g0f8e7dbe $ echo...

@chrismo: Indeed, it seems to be one of those problems with no single pure solution, so users are stuck figuring out what compromises they're willing to make and settling for...

@chrismo: When you wrote the last comment I made a note-to-self to see if I could come up with a user-defined function that would address your specific use case, and...

For comparison, here's a SQL approach to get the same result. I confess I had ChatGPT come up with this, so maybe there's a better way. ``` $ duckdb --version...

Update: While the proposed `batch` operator still does not exist yet, the changes in #6344 and other recent language enhancements change how the interim solution looks. At current tip of...

I discussed this one with @mccanne and @nwt where we paged in more of the debate from the last time this topic came up. When initially confronted with a simple...

Another user independently asked about this functionality in a [community Slack thread](https://brimdata.slack.com/archives/CTSMAK6G7/p1720793981506369). in their own words: >greetings! question for y'all - if search doesn't find anything, what is it returning?...