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for now, user can work around by create a stage first.
since we now support used defined connenction, we can use INFER_SCHEMA(location ='<uri>', connection='<conn_name>'), it save user from creating a object for URIs that not need connection (http, fs)
I have some confused, for stage we can relate connection when crate it, so we not need relate them in table function?
for http/ fs, stage not support it yet when create stage, so we need temporary convert location = <uri> to stage without add stage to meta?
I have some confused, for stage we can relate connection when crate it, so we not need relate them in table function? for http/ fs, stage not support it yet when create stage, so we need temporary convert location = <uri> to stage without add stage to meta?
yes, we have kind of location
user stage or created stage from uri + [connection] (recommended for production)
we did not support uri because it need
connection
for now, user can work around by create a stage first.
since we now support used defined connenction, we can use
INFER_SCHEMA(location ='<uri>', connection='<conn_name>')
, it save user from creating a object for URIs that not need connection (http, fs)Originally posted by @youngsofun in #13746 (comment)
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