commit | 57bcc9214e54219bcd76a3d19ba8446e4ed6dc8a | [log] [tgz] |
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author | akashrn5 <akashnilugal@gmail.com> | Fri Jul 24 11:50:20 2020 +0530 |
committer | kunal642 <kunalkapoor642@gmail.com> | Mon Aug 24 16:52:29 2020 +0530 |
tree | 8b410ed89d721d61708c648daf32684dbd374c4f | |
parent | 34b63d67e54c3ea302e35d6e9f2513d7345b45dd [diff] |
[CARBONDATA-3933]Fix DDL/DML failures after table is created with column names having special characters like #,\,% Why is this PR needed? when operations like insert,describe, select is fired after table is created with column names having special characters, operations fails. This is because after table creation spark already stred the column names with special characters correctly, bt for further operations we try to update the metastore/refresh with new schema parts which is unnecessary which causes this issue. What changes were proposed in this PR? We use unnecessary API to update the serde properties of table by calling spark-sql, this was required when we used to support the spark-2.1 and 2.2 version when spark was not supporting many alter table operations. Now since we use other APIs to alter the table, these API calls are not necessary. So once we remove we in turn avoid updating the serde properties with the modified schema parts which solves this issue. This closes #3862
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