T
- The return type of the TableSource
.DynamicTableSource
. The new interface
produces internal data structures. See FLIP-95 for more information.@Deprecated @PublicEvolving public interface TableSource<T>
getTableSchema()
.
The data of a TableSource
is produced as a DataStream
in case of a StreamTableSource
. The type of this produced DataStream
is specified by the getProducedDataType()
method.
By default, the fields of the TableSchema
are implicitly mapped by name to the fields
of the produced DataType
. An explicit mapping can be defined by implementing the DefinedFieldMapping
interface.
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
---|---|
default String |
explainSource()
Deprecated.
Describes the table source.
|
default DataType |
getProducedDataType()
Deprecated.
Returns the
DataType for the produced data of the TableSource . |
default TypeInformation<T> |
getReturnType()
Deprecated.
This method will be removed in future versions as it uses the old type system. It
is recommended to use
getProducedDataType() instead which uses the new type
system based on DataTypes . Please make sure to use either the old or the new type
system consistently to avoid unintended behavior. See the website documentation for more
information. |
TableSchema |
getTableSchema()
Deprecated.
Table schema is a logical description of a table and should not be part of the
physical TableSource. Define schema when registering a Table either in DDL or in
TableEnvironment#connect(...) . |
default DataType getProducedDataType()
DataType
for the produced data of the TableSource
.DataStream
.@Deprecated default TypeInformation<T> getReturnType()
getProducedDataType()
instead which uses the new type
system based on DataTypes
. Please make sure to use either the old or the new type
system consistently to avoid unintended behavior. See the website documentation for more
information.@Deprecated TableSchema getTableSchema()
TableEnvironment#connect(...)
.TableSchema
of the produced table.default String explainSource()
TableSource
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