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Source Data Type | Supported? |
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array | Y | Array | |||||||
bigint | Y | Integer |
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binary | Y | String | |||||||
boolean | Y | Bool | |||||||
char | Y | String | |||||||
date | Y | Datetime | |||||||
decimal | Y | Decimal | |||||||
double | Y | Decimal | |||||||
float | Y | Decimal |
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int | Y | Integer | |||||||
map | Y | Object | |||||||
smallint | Y | Integer | |||||||
string | Y | String | |||||||
struct | Y | Object | |||||||
timestamp | Y | Datetime | |||||||
tinyint | Y | Integer | |||||||
uniontype | N | ||||||||
varchar | Y | String |
Notes:
- After a dataset has been imported using custom SQL from Hive, disabling type inference may not revert to the source data types for some columns. The workaround is to create a new imported dataset using the same custom SQL with type inference disabled before import. After the dataset is created, use it as a replacement for the corrupted instances of the previous Hive dataset.
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