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JSON Schema only support very few primitive types, such as string, number, int, etc. However, many system support more primitive types than JSON, for example, parquet file can have "timestamp" columns, however, "timestamp" is not supported by JSON Schema specifications. We will add more common primitive types to extend JSON schema specification to fits into many of the DataLake use cases.
JSON Schema only support very few primitive types, such as string, number, int, etc. However, many system support more primitive types than JSON, for example, parquet file can have "timestamp" columns, however, "timestamp" is not supported by JSON Schema specifications. We will add more common primitive types to extend JSON schema specification to fits into many of the DataLake use cases.
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We build full-text index on description field. This allows user to search type or field based on key word shows up in description field, which improves data discovery.
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Revision as of 05:32, 23 August 2023

Data Lake Knowledge Center | Models

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