testdata/workloads/functional-query/queries/QueryTest/parquet-ambiguous-list-modern.test

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---- QUERY
# The reference 's2.f22' is resolved assuming the 2-level encoding, and incorrectly
# returns the data of 'f11' because the data file uses the 3-level encoding.
# The other references are only resolvable assuming the 3-level encoding.
# This demonstrates the 2/3-level ambiguity with index-based resolution.
set parquet_fallback_schema_resolution=position;
set parquet_array_resolution=two_level_then_three_level;
select f11, f12, s2.f21, s2.f22 from ambig_modern.ambigarray;
---- RESULTS
11,12,21,11
110,120,210,110
---- TYPES
int,int,int,int
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---- QUERY
# s2.f22' incorrectly returns the data of 'f11'.
set parquet_fallback_schema_resolution=position;
set parquet_array_resolution=two_level;
select s2.f22 from ambig_modern.ambigarray;
---- RESULTS
11
110
---- TYPES
int
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---- QUERY
# 'f21' does not resolve with the 2-level encoding because it matches
# a Parquet group in the schema.
set parquet_fallback_schema_resolution=position;
set parquet_array_resolution=two_level;
select s2.f21 from ambig_modern.ambigarray;
---- RESULTS
---- CATCH
has an incompatible Parquet schema
---- TYPES
int
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---- QUERY
# 'f11' and 'f12' are interpreted as missing fields.
set parquet_fallback_schema_resolution=position;
set parquet_array_resolution=two_level;
select f11, f12 from ambig_modern.ambigarray;
---- RESULTS
NULL,NULL
NULL,NULL
---- TYPES
int,int
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---- QUERY
# Everything resolves correctly using the THREE_LEVEL array resolution policy,
# because the data file uses the 3-level encoding.
set parquet_fallback_schema_resolution=position;
set parquet_array_resolution=three_level;
select f11, f12, s2.f21, s2.f22 from ambig_modern.ambigarray;
---- RESULTS
11,12,21,22
110,120,210,220
---- TYPES
int,int,int,int
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---- QUERY
# Everything resolves correctly using the THREE_LEVEL array resolution policy,
# combined with resolution by name.
set parquet_fallback_schema_resolution=name;
set parquet_array_resolution=three_level;
select f11, f12, s2.f21, s2.f22 from ambig_modern.ambigarray;
---- RESULTS
11,12,21,22
110,120,210,220
---- TYPES
int,int,int,int
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---- QUERY
# Everything resolves correctly using the TWO_LEVEL_THEN_THREE array resolution
# policy, combined with resolution by name. The problematic 's2.f22' reference
# works because the 2-level resolution fails due to a field-name mismatch,
# but the 3-level resolution succeeds.
set parquet_fallback_schema_resolution=name;
set parquet_array_resolution=two_level_then_three_level;
select f11, f12, s2.f21, s2.f22 from ambig_modern.ambigarray;
---- RESULTS
11,12,21,22
110,120,210,220
---- TYPES
int,int,int,int
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---- QUERY
# Test setting a bad value for PARQUET_ARRAY_RESOLUTION.
set parquet_array_resolution=bad_value;
select f11, f12, s2.f21, s2.f22 from ambig_modern.ambigarray;
---- CATCH
Invalid parquet array resolution: 'bad_value'. Valid values are THREE_LEVEL(0), TWO_LEVEL(1), TWO_LEVEL_THEN_THREE_LEVEL(2).
---- TYPES
int,int,int,int
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