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Steven Hawkins commented on TEIID-2584:
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Looking good. A couple of thoughts and questions:
I think we'll want to introduce a new system table to expose the transformation sql
rather than through the properties table. We can use a sysadmin table as to not expose
inadvertently expose transformation logic that may be intended to be more private and we
can ensure that we aren't colliding with any existing property key.
With the load procedure shouldn't we return a negative status code to indicate
loading/loaded rather than 0?
Should there be exception handling for inserting a status entry? Alternatively could this
be done at vdb startup time?
How would a long load or an unexpectedly failed load be handled - in the former case it
seems like it's possible to have concurrent loads and in the latter it seems like some
manual process would be needed to clear the loading status.
Should the start/shutdown hooks also be definable via the vdb.xml?
From above #5 - How does this work in a cluster?
What tie-ins are you thinking of exposing for incremental updates?
Add management features to materialization
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Key: TEIID-2584
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/TEIID-2584
Project: Teiid
Issue Type: Feature Request
Reporter: Ramesh Reddy
Assignee: Ramesh Reddy
Labels: Beta3
Fix For: 8.5
Currently Teiid supports internal and external materialization features. The internal is
managed completely by the Teiid query engine along with the infinispan cache.
External materialization is completely unmanaged and left out to the user to manage it
externally. This goals for this feature are unify the materialization logic for internal
and external, such that both are managed similarly irrespective of the type of
materialization chosen.
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