ARROW-17731: [Website] Add Flight SQL JDBC blog post #236
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Added a reference to the ODBC driver as well. |
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Hi David, for the second paragraph under "Why JDBC", I think talking about ADBC takes away from the JDBC discussion and may confuse the user. Also whenever you mention Dremio can you add this link to it: https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/. Also under Getting involved can you add this phrase: "refer to Dremio's Apache Arrow guide" and then this link: (https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/) Also after saying after courtesy of the grant by Dremio.... Can the next sentence include our tag line: "Dremio, the easy and open data lakehouse platform. " |
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| advantage of JDBC to interoperate generically with multiple databases. | ||
| An Arrow-native database may still wish to be accessible to all of | ||
| this existing software, without having to implement multiple client | ||
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what do you think about adding a sentence at the end saying:
To learn more about the trade-offs and when to use the Arrow Flight SQL JDBC driver vs the Arrow Flight SQL native client libraries, you can watch this section of Dremio's presentation on it
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| and Flight SQL, and increases the reach of Arrow-based applications. | ||
| Additionally, an [ODBC driver implementation][dremio-odbc] based on | ||
| Flight SQL is also available, though it is not part of the Arrow | ||
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can we make that last sentence "Dremio has also made an [Arrow Flight SQL ODBC driver][dremio-odbc] available to the Arrow community, though it is not part of the Arrow project yet due to dependency licensing issues."
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Hi David, made a couple comments. looks good! |
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Some minor notes but otherwise LGTM
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| [^1]: Despite the name, Flight SQL is **not** a SQL dialect, nor is it |
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This seems important and worth reiterating--maybe put it in the paragraph itself instead of a footnote/
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| The JDBC driver was merged for the Arrow 10.0.0 release, and the | ||
| [source code][impl] can be found in the Arrow repository. Once Arrow | ||
| 10.0.0 is released (which is planned for October/November 2022), |
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Revise this now that the RC is happening? And/or consider holding to publish with the release announcement--"you can check it out now" is a better call-to-action than "someday soon it will be released"
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Yeah, that makes sense - and we can patch up the release notes afterwards as well.
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@rapinderj33 we'll push this once 10.0.0 officially releases, and I'll patch in download links and fix the date/time on the post before that. The vote is still underway, so hopefully that will be soon. |
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Will go out 2022-11-01 |
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