Examples with ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall com.google.zetasql.resolvedast.ResolvedNodes.ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall

use of com.google.zetasql.resolvedast.ResolvedNodes.ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall in project beam by apache.

the class AggregateScanConverter method convertAggCall.

private AggregateCall convertAggCall(ResolvedComputedColumn computedColumn, int columnRefOff, int groupCount, RelNode input) {
    ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall aggregateFunctionCall = (ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall) computedColumn.getExpr();
    // Reject AVG(INT64)
    if (aggregateFunctionCall.getFunction().getName().equals("avg")) {
        FunctionSignature signature = aggregateFunctionCall.getSignature();
        if (signature.getFunctionArgumentList().get(0).getType().getKind().equals(TypeKind.TYPE_INT64)) {
            throw new UnsupportedOperationException(AVG_ILLEGAL_LONG_INPUT_TYPE);
        }
    }
    // Reject aggregation DISTINCT
    if (aggregateFunctionCall.getDistinct()) {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Does not support " + aggregateFunctionCall.getFunction().getSqlName() + " DISTINCT. 'SELECT DISTINCT' syntax could be used to deduplicate before" + " aggregation.");
    }
    final SqlAggFunction sqlAggFunction;
    if (aggregateFunctionCall.getFunction().getGroup().equals(BeamZetaSqlCatalog.USER_DEFINED_JAVA_AGGREGATE_FUNCTIONS)) {
        // Create a new operator for user-defined functions.
        SqlReturnTypeInference typeInference = x -> ZetaSqlCalciteTranslationUtils.toCalciteType(aggregateFunctionCall.getFunction().getSignatureList().get(0).getResultType().getType(), // TODO(BEAM-9514) set nullable=true
        false, getCluster().getRexBuilder());
        UdafImpl<?, ?, ?> impl = new UdafImpl<>(getExpressionConverter().userFunctionDefinitions.javaAggregateFunctions().get(aggregateFunctionCall.getFunction().getNamePath()));
        sqlAggFunction = SqlOperators.createUdafOperator(aggregateFunctionCall.getFunction().getName(), typeInference, impl);
    } else {
        // Look up builtin functions in SqlOperatorMappingTable.
        sqlAggFunction = (SqlAggFunction) SqlOperatorMappingTable.create(aggregateFunctionCall);
        if (sqlAggFunction == null) {
            throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Does not support ZetaSQL aggregate function: " + aggregateFunctionCall.getFunction().getName());
        }
    }
    List<Integer> argList = new ArrayList<>();
    ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall expr = ((ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall) computedColumn.getExpr());
    List<ZetaSQLResolvedNodeKind.ResolvedNodeKind> resolvedNodeKinds = Arrays.asList(RESOLVED_CAST, RESOLVED_COLUMN_REF, RESOLVED_GET_STRUCT_FIELD);
    for (int i = 0; i < expr.getArgumentList().size(); i++) {
        // Throw an error if aggregate function's input isn't either a ColumnRef or a cast(ColumnRef).
        // TODO: is there a general way to handle aggregation calls conversion?
        ZetaSQLResolvedNodeKind.ResolvedNodeKind resolvedNodeKind = expr.getArgumentList().get(i).nodeKind();
        if (i == 0 && resolvedNodeKinds.contains(resolvedNodeKind)) {
            argList.add(columnRefOff);
        } else if (i > 0 && resolvedNodeKind == RESOLVED_LITERAL) {
            continue;
        } else {
            throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Aggregate function only accepts Column Reference or CAST(Column Reference) as the first argument and " + "Literals as subsequent arguments as its inputs");
        }
    }
    String aggName = getTrait().resolveAlias(computedColumn.getColumn());
    return AggregateCall.create(sqlAggFunction, false, false, false, argList, -1, null, RelCollations.EMPTY, groupCount, input, // When we pass null as the return type, Calcite infers it for us.
    null, aggName);
}

Example 2 with ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall

use of com.google.zetasql.resolvedast.ResolvedNodes.ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall in project beam by apache.

the class AggregateScanConverter method convertAggregateScanInputScanToLogicalProject.

private LogicalProject convertAggregateScanInputScanToLogicalProject(ResolvedAggregateScan node, RelNode input) {
    // AggregateScan's input is the source of data (e.g. TableScan), which is different from the
    // design of CalciteSQL, in which the LogicalAggregate's input is a LogicalProject, whose input
    // is a LogicalTableScan. When AggregateScan's input is WithRefScan, the WithRefScan is
    // ebullient to a LogicalTableScan. So it's still required to build another LogicalProject as
    // the input of LogicalAggregate.
    List<RexNode> projects = new ArrayList<>();
    List<String> fieldNames = new ArrayList<>();
    // LogicalAggregate.
    for (ResolvedComputedColumn computedColumn : node.getGroupByList()) {
        projects.add(getExpressionConverter().convertRexNodeFromResolvedExpr(computedColumn.getExpr(), node.getInputScan().getColumnList(), input.getRowType().getFieldList(), ImmutableMap.of()));
        fieldNames.add(getTrait().resolveAlias(computedColumn.getColumn()));
    }
    // TODO: remove duplicate columns in projects.
    for (ResolvedComputedColumn resolvedComputedColumn : node.getAggregateList()) {
        // Should create Calcite's RexInputRef from ResolvedColumn from ResolvedComputedColumn.
        // TODO: handle aggregate function with more than one argument and handle OVER
        // TODO: is there is general way for column reference tracking and deduplication for
        // aggregation?
        ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall aggregateFunctionCall = ((ResolvedAggregateFunctionCall) resolvedComputedColumn.getExpr());
        if (aggregateFunctionCall.getArgumentList() != null && aggregateFunctionCall.getArgumentList().size() >= 1) {
            ResolvedExpr resolvedExpr = aggregateFunctionCall.getArgumentList().get(0);
            for (int i = 0; i < aggregateFunctionCall.getArgumentList().size(); i++) {
                if (i == 0) {
                    // TODO: assume aggregate function's input is either a ColumnRef or a cast(ColumnRef).
                    // TODO: user might use multiple CAST so we need to handle this rare case.
                    projects.add(getExpressionConverter().convertRexNodeFromResolvedExpr(resolvedExpr, node.getInputScan().getColumnList(), input.getRowType().getFieldList(), ImmutableMap.of()));
                } else {
                    projects.add(getExpressionConverter().convertRexNodeFromResolvedExpr(aggregateFunctionCall.getArgumentList().get(i)));
                }
                fieldNames.add(getTrait().resolveAlias(resolvedComputedColumn.getColumn()));
            }
        }
    }
    return LogicalProject.create(input, ImmutableList.of(), projects, fieldNames);
}