trinodb / trino

Official repository of Trino, the distributed SQL query engine for big data, formerly known as PrestoSQL (https://trino.io)
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426 dont support paimon #19034

Closed leichangqing closed 1 year ago

leichangqing commented 1 year ago

io.trino.server.Server No factory for connector 'paimon'. Available factories: [hive, ignite, delta_lake, memory, kudu, blackhole, kinesis, redis, accumulo, gsheets, elasticsearch, jmx, postgresql, redshift, sqlserver, localfile, example_http, tpch, iceberg, mysql, bigquery, prometheus, mongodb, pinot, tpcds, h udi, oracle, mariadb, druid, cassandra, clickhouse, kafka, singlestore, atop, raptor_legacy, trino_thrift, phoenix5] java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No factory for connector 'paimon'. Available factories: [hive, ignite, delta_lake, memory, kudu, blackhole, kinesis, redis, accumulo, gsheets, e lasticsearch, jmx, postgresql, redshift, sqlserver, localfile, example_http, tpch, iceberg, mysql, bigquery, prometheus, mongodb, pinot, tpcds, hudi, oracle, mariadb, druid, cassand ra, clickhouse, kafka, singlestore, atop, raptor_legacy, trino_thrift, phoenix5]

hashhar commented 1 year ago

Trino doesn't ship a paimon connector. Is it a custom connector you have developed? If so then you need to add it to the plugin directory in your Trino installation.

zhuzhengjun01 commented 9 months ago

Is there any plan support paimon connector in the future? We may use paimon connector to select paimon table writted by flink.

willmostly commented 9 months ago

Paimon has a trino connector that you can install manually: https://paimon.apache.org/docs/master/engines/trino/. Afaik they have not discussed contributing this to the Trino project with anyone from the community.

zhuzhengjun01 commented 9 months ago

Paimon has a trino connector that you can install manually: https://paimon.apache.org/docs/master/engines/trino/. Afaik they have not discussed contributing this to the Trino project with anyone from the community. okk, thanks