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Jacky Li updated CARBONDATA-318:
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Description:
External Sorter should sort in memory until it reach configured size, then spill to disk. It should provide following interface:
1. insertRow/insertRowBatch: insert rows into the sorter
2. getIterator: return an iterator that iterate on sorted rows
External Sorter depends on FileWriterFactory to get a FileWriter to spill data into files. FileWriterFactory should be provided by configuration. Multiple implementations are possible, like writing into one folder or multiple folders
was:
External Sorter should sort in memory until it reach configured size, then spill to disk. It should provide following interface:
1. insertRow/insertRowBatch: insert rows into the sorter
2. getIterator: return an iterator that iterate on sorted rows
External Sorter depends on FileWriterFactory to get a FileWriter to spill data into files. FileWriterFactory should be provided by user. Multiple implementations are possible, like writing into one folder or multiple folders
> Implement an ExternalSorter that makes maximum usage of memory while sorting
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> Key: CARBONDATA-318
> URL:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CARBONDATA-318> Project: CarbonData
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Reporter: Jacky Li
> Fix For: 0.2.0-incubating
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> External Sorter should sort in memory until it reach configured size, then spill to disk. It should provide following interface:
> 1. insertRow/insertRowBatch: insert rows into the sorter
> 2. getIterator: return an iterator that iterate on sorted rows
> External Sorter depends on FileWriterFactory to get a FileWriter to spill data into files. FileWriterFactory should be provided by configuration. Multiple implementations are possible, like writing into one folder or multiple folders
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