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c759348b-38c0-4fe9-8798-5d6b638cf654 | Reverted.
#77307
(
Nikolai Kochetov
).
Fix name for partition with a Bool value. It was broken in https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/pull/74533.
#77319
(
Pavel Kruglov
).
Fix comparison between tuples with nullable elements inside and strings. As an example, before the change comparison between a Tuple
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17a92f98-27cc-4af9-b2f4-dff804602bfc | Hide credentials in RabbitMQ, Nats, Redis, AzureQueue table engines.
#77755
(
Kseniia Sumarokova
).
Fix undefined behaviour on NaN comparison in ArgMin/ArgMax.
#77756
(
Raúl Marín
).
Regularly check if merges and mutations were cancelled even in case when the operation doesn't produce any blocks to write.
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#78255
(
Kseniia Sumarokova
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disable_insertion_and_mutation
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#78277
(
Xu Jia
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03dcb304-fdf8-4130-8ad0-962d4e9f9b46 | Dictionaries of type
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parameters (issue
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#78854
(
Elmi Ahmadov
).
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(
Azat Khuzhin
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v25.8 Changelog for Cloud
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4b439987-a888-4100-825c-e0c674ef04b4 | New feature {#new-feature}
Refreshable materialized views are production ready.
#70550
(
Michael Kolupaev
). Refreshable materialized views are now supported in Replicated databases.
#60669
(
Michael Kolupaev
).
Function
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fb2f8caf-8cd7-496e-9dc2-7e3a0c251466 | Makes possible to read Iceberg tables in Azure and locally.
#68210
(
Daniil Ivanik
).
Add aggregate functions distinctDynamicTypes/distinctJSONPaths/distinctJSONPathsAndTypes for better introspection of JSON column type content.
#68463
(
Pavel Kruglov
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f200e16c-4276-409d-9224-43322c7a3696 | Support reading Iceberg tables on HDFS.
#70268
(
flynn
).
Allow to read/write JSON type as binary string in RowBinary format under settings
input_format_binary_read_json_as_string/output_format_binary_write_json_as_string
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#70288
(
Pavel Kruglov
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dc8b099b-2054-4433-9461-1bfcc7aefe19 | Table engine is grantable now, and it won't affect existing users behavior.
#60117
(jsc0218).
Adds the Form Format to read/write a single record in the application/x-www-form-urlencoded format.
#60199
(Shaun Struwig).
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#59405
(Nikita Taranov).
Reduce overhead of the mutations for SELECTs (v2).
#60856
(Azat Khuzhin).
JOIN filter push down improvements using equivalent sets.
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#59929
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Multiline strings with border preservation and column width change.
#59940
(Volodyachan).
Make RabbitMQ nack broken messages. Closes #45350.
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Allow quota key with different auth scheme in HTTP requests.
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2bb4cfb2-9d65-4a50-b89e-424ac0526e80 | You will need to subscribe to ClickHouse Cloud via the cloud provider marketplace. Once you finish subscribing on the marketplace, and redirect to ClickHouse Cloud you will have the option of linking an existing ClickHouse Cloud organization to marketplace billing. From that point on, your existing resources will now g... | {"source_file": "overview.md"} | [
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3b67b38c-adb4-40b5-988d-fdfe392ef54b | If you are a new ClickHouse Cloud user, click
Register
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529b7004-ba45-42ba-8c65-01c6ff714e0f | Click on "Manage Subscriptions"
Find ClickHouse Cloud in the list:
Look and click on ClickHouse Cloud under "Your Subscriptions"
Cancel the Subscription:
Under "Agreement" click on the "Actions" dropdown or button next to the ClickHouse Cloud listing
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23e1ff9a-c062-4ea6-a8d5-bdb28b49ae25 | Comparing materialized views and projections {#choose-between}
When to choose materialized views {#choosing-materialized-views}
You should consider using materialized views when:
Working with
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parallel replicas
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Summary {#summary}
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.
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tip_amount
which is not in the
ORDER BY
, ClickHouse
had to do a full table scan. Let's speed this query up.
So as to preserve the original table and results, we'll create a new table and copy the data using an
INSERT INTO SELECT
:
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environment.
If you would like to see how the table was created and data inserted, you can
refer to
"The UK property prices dataset"
page.
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sql runnable
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price
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-0.... |
7be5baed-8529-44a1-b306-68354a4b9f40 | Build a Projection {#build-projection}
Let's create an aggregate projection by the dimensions
toYear(date)
,
district
, and
town
:
sql
ALTER TABLE uk.uk_price_paid_with_projections_v2
ADD PROJECTION projection_by_year_district_town
(
SELECT
toYear(date),
district,
... | {"source_file": "1_projections.md"} | [
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e5ba5522-41b3-49a6-9d72-9741a0c5a4cd | Again, the result is the same but notice the improvement in query performance for the 2nd query.
Combining projections in one query {#combining-projections}
Starting in version 25.6, building on the
_part_offset
support introduced in
the previous version, ClickHouse can now use multiple projections to accelerate... | {"source_file": "1_projections.md"} | [
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6919bb1b-dd7f-45ae-9cdd-9972a5d326cc | sql
EXPLAIN projections=1
SELECT * FROM page_views WHERE region = 'us_west' AND user_id = 107;
response
┌─explain────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
1. │ Expression ((Project names + Projection)) │
2. │ Expression ... | {"source_file": "1_projections.md"} | [
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eebc074a-653b-4d2c-b3f4-fac48a67687b | The
EXPLAIN
output (shown above) reveals the logical query plan, top to bottom:
| Row number | Description |
|------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------... | {"source_file": "1_projections.md"} | [
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a335efc4-792d-4c60-8121-b6144cbe9e44 | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the BSONEachRow format'
input_format: true
keywords: ['BSONEachRow']
output_format: true
slug: /interfaces/formats/BSONEachRow
title: 'BSONEachRow'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------|-------|
| ✔ | ✔ | |
Description {#descrip... | {"source_file": "BSONEachRow.md"} | [
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a30b247c-b674-4013-a8d6-d31831fd4138 | | ClickHouse type | BSON Type |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------... | {"source_file": "BSONEachRow.md"} | [
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ed28bc12-1deb-40ac-b076-26843b434a59 | |
\x05
binary,
\x00
binary subtype, size = 32 |
|
Int128/UInt128
|
\x05
binary,
\x00
binary subtype, size = 16 |
|
Int256/UInt256
... | {"source_file": "BSONEachRow.md"} | [
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2541b563-14f7-43cf-98f6-7a9e35bcfd42 | For input it uses the following correspondence between BSON types and ClickHouse types: | {"source_file": "BSONEachRow.md"} | [
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0... |
b0beee47-15b5-44ac-b867-ca4c9322e416 | | BSON Type | ClickHouse Type |
|------------------------------------... | {"source_file": "BSONEachRow.md"} | [
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dafb779e-d232-42e1-8940-c02e78a58ca6 | |
\x0A
null value |
NULL
|
|
\x0D
JavaScript code |
String
/
FixedString
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126fe421-55fc-4676-9366-2f55016622e2 | Other BSON types are not supported. Additionally, it performs conversion between different integer types.
For example, it is possible to insert a BSON
int32
value into ClickHouse as
UInt8
.
Big integers and decimals such as
Int128
/
UInt128
/
Int256
/
UInt256
/
Decimal128
/
Decimal256
can be parsed from a BSON ... | {"source_file": "BSONEachRow.md"} | [
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3f8c900a-2665-4950-b4f4-c4a77481eb91 | Insert the data:
sql
INSERT INTO football FROM INFILE 'football.bson' FORMAT BSONEachRow;
Reading data {#reading-data}
Read data using the
BSONEachRow
format:
sql
SELECT *
FROM football INTO OUTFILE 'docs_data/bson/football.bson'
FORMAT BSONEachRow
:::tip
BSON is a binary format that does not display in a h... | {"source_file": "BSONEachRow.md"} | [
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cfa46590-2d65-4f4b-9f84-a1f6de86aecd | description: 'Documentation for the Markdown format'
keywords: ['Markdown']
slug: /interfaces/formats/Markdown
title: 'Markdown'
doc_type: 'reference'
Description {#description}
You can export results using
Markdown
format to generate output ready to be pasted into your
.md
files:
The markdown table will be... | {"source_file": "Markdown.md"} | [
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172134fd-3705-452a-b4a0-bc08a90f038e | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the Prometheus format'
input_format: false
keywords: ['Prometheus']
output_format: true
slug: /interfaces/formats/Prometheus
title: 'Prometheus'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------|-------|
| ✗ | ✔ | |
Description {#descriptio... | {"source_file": "Prometheus.md"} | [
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0.... |
71dbf26b-bbdf-4710-8770-2c8b812dc921 | yaml
┌─name────────────────────────────────┬─type──────┬─help──────────────────────────────────────┬─labels─────────────────────────┬────value─┬─────timestamp─┐
│ http_request_duration_seconds │ histogram │ A histogram of the request duration. │ {'le':'0.05'} │ 24054 │ 0 │
│ h... | {"source_file": "Prometheus.md"} | [
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e6ab9b36-7953-4a22-9ce1-9383b6e9e278 | │ something_weird │ │ │ {'problem':'division by zero'} │ inf │ -3982045 │
└─────────────────────────────────────┴───────────┴───────────────────────────────────────────┴────────────────────────────────┴──────────┴───────────────┘ | {"source_file": "Prometheus.md"} | [
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d328aa7a-b357-44b0-94b0-8290923f193a | Will be formatted as:
```text
HELP http_request_duration_seconds A histogram of the request duration.
TYPE http_request_duration_seconds histogram
http_request_duration_seconds_bucket{le="0.05"} 24054
http_request_duration_seconds_bucket{le="0.1"} 33444
http_request_duration_seconds_bucket{le="0.5"} 129389
http... | {"source_file": "Prometheus.md"} | [
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... |
c419d323-8678-4805-9499-7ab86ce4745d | description: 'Documentation for the ODBCDriver2 format'
keywords: ['ODBCDriver2']
slug: /interfaces/formats/ODBCDriver2
title: 'ODBCDriver2'
doc_type: 'reference'
Description {#description}
Example usage {#example-usage}
Format settings {#format-settings} | {"source_file": "ODBCDriver2.md"} | [
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76e8359d-b2ff-4085-b4a1-8285054084ba | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the Hash format'
input_format: false
keywords: ['hash', 'format']
output_format: true
slug: /interfaces/formats/Hash
title: 'Hash'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------|-------|
| ✗ | ✔ | |
Description {#description}
The
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7f6728b7-b9c7-44d3-8f1a-bb9f930aabc5 | sql
SELECT *
FROM football
FORMAT Hash
The query will process the data, but will not output anything.
```response
df2ec2f0669b000edff6adee264e7d68
1 rows in set. Elapsed: 0.154 sec.
```
Format settings {#format-settings} | {"source_file": "Hash.md"} | [
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-... |
56e85df0-3249-4018-89b5-a8029a7f8c8b | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the SQLInsert format'
input_format: false
keywords: ['SQLInsert']
output_format: true
slug: /interfaces/formats/SQLInsert
title: 'SQLInsert'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------|-------|
| ✗ | ✔ | |
Description {#description}
... | {"source_file": "SQLInsert.md"} | [
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21e701d4-02ac-4a22-9245-07b5184e7f0b | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the Form format'
input_format: true
keywords: ['Form']
output_format: false
slug: /interfaces/formats/Form
title: 'Form'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------|-------|
| ✔ | ✗ | |
Description {#description}
The
Form
format c... | {"source_file": "Form.md"} | [
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02e5b164-154a-488b-a86f-eb7da2a0edb8 | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the Regexp format'
input_format: true
keywords: ['Regexp']
output_format: false
slug: /interfaces/formats/Regexp
title: 'Regexp'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------|-------|
| ✔ | ✗ | |
Description {#description}
The
Regex
... | {"source_file": "Regexp.md"} | [
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70edd1f9-a406-48fd-b8a8-130c041ba861 | description: 'Documentation for the HiveText format'
keywords: ['HiveText']
slug: /interfaces/formats/HiveText
title: 'HiveText'
doc_type: 'reference'
Description {#description}
Example usage {#example-usage}
Format settings {#format-settings} | {"source_file": "HiveText.md"} | [
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0fe9c865-b4a7-44d7-a0f3-1c574acce31f | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the Npy format'
input_format: true
keywords: ['Npy']
output_format: true
slug: /interfaces/formats/Npy
title: 'Npy'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------|-------|
| ✔ | ✔ | |
Description {#description}
The
Npy
format is desi... | {"source_file": "Npy.md"} | [
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0.021... |
128e8c14-21ca-4d1a-8cae-bd78f5de08f1 | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the DWARF format'
input_format: true
keywords: ['DWARF']
output_format: false
slug: /interfaces/formats/DWARF
title: 'DWARF'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|---------|-------|
| ✔ | ✗ | |
Description {#description}
The
DWARF
... | {"source_file": "DWARF.md"} | [
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-0.... |
8ee4010d-7ac9-4f78-a54d-7c733b967637 | attr_str
- string value of the attribute; empty if the attribute doesn't have a string value
Example usage {#example-usage}
The
DWARF
format can be used to find compilation units that have the most function definitions (including template instantiations and functions from included header files):
sql title="Q... | {"source_file": "DWARF.md"} | [
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0.0682586207985878,
-0.... |
3bb17b39-d576-4285-8716-db6e87a1265a | description: 'Documentation for the PostgreSQLWire format'
keywords: ['PostgreSQLWire']
slug: /interfaces/formats/PostgreSQLWire
title: 'PostgreSQLWire'
doc_type: 'reference'
Description {#description}
Example usage {#example-usage}
Format settings {#format-settings} | {"source_file": "PostgreSQLWire.md"} | [
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0.007221955806016922,
0.05205097794532776,
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0.0416245274245739,
0.011521601118147373,
-0.04... |
6c61fec5-0b19-4c56-adf0-03afd82883fd | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the Values format'
input_format: true
keywords: ['Values']
output_format: true
slug: /interfaces/formats/Values
title: 'Values'
doc_type: 'guide'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------|-------|
| ✔ | ✔ | |
Description {#description}
The
Values
for... | {"source_file": "Values.md"} | [
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0.07387567311525345,
-0.01... |
caedbcaa-80b0-49c8-898f-a5017908c5b8 | description: 'Documentation for the MySQLWire format'
keywords: ['MySQLWire']
slug: /interfaces/formats/MySQLWire
title: 'MySQLWire'
doc_type: 'reference'
Description {#description}
Example usage {#example-usage}
Format settings {#format-settings} | {"source_file": "MySQLWire.md"} | [
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0.007928573526442051,
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0.10456784814596176,
0.01... |
884ddef4-f804-407b-b8e0-b75a5ef05307 | description: 'Documentation for the RawBLOB format'
keywords: ['RawBLOB']
slug: /interfaces/formats/RawBLOB
title: 'RawBLOB'
doc_type: 'reference'
Description {#description}
The
RawBLOB
formats reads all input data to a single value. It is possible to parse only a table with a single field of type
String
or s... | {"source_file": "RawBLOB.md"} | [
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0.0496089830994606,
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303d57f3-6fc4-4ea1-9dad-c0d69edab8d3 | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the MySQLDump format'
input_format: true
keywords: ['MySQLDump']
output_format: false
slug: /interfaces/formats/MySQLDump
title: 'MySQLDump'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|---------|-------|
| ✔ | ✗ | |
Description {#description... | {"source_file": "MySQLDump.md"} | [
-0.013967183418571949,
-0.02775992639362812,
-0.015102731063961983,
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0.07947581261396408,
0.05858905240893364,
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0.14621396362781525,
... |
412baddb-3337-4f70-b4da-54407558bb8a | response title="Response"
┌─x─┐
│ 1 │
│ 2 │
│ 3 │
└───┘
Format settings {#format-settings}
You can specify the name of the table from which to read data from using the
input_format_mysql_dump_table_name
setting.
If setting
input_format_mysql_dump_map_columns
is set to
1
and the dump contains a
CREATE
query ... | {"source_file": "MySQLDump.md"} | [
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0.04755469784140587,
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0.008143341168761253,
0.03341195732355118,
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0.14329573512077332,
-0.1062... |
d6645c55-da1c-4c59-a505-b95684e28682 | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the Vertical format'
input_format: false
keywords: ['Vertical']
output_format: true
slug: /interfaces/formats/Vertical
title: 'Vertical'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------|-------|
| ✗ | ✔ | |
Description {#description}
Pri... | {"source_file": "Vertical.md"} | [
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0.019314570352435112,
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0.03372053802013397,
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0.07597547024488449,
0.008... |
6b88ed6a-ef6f-401a-ae04-7546a2a5da15 | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the ORC format'
input_format: true
keywords: ['ORC']
output_format: true
slug: /interfaces/formats/ORC
title: 'ORC'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------|-------|
| ✔ | ✔ | |
Description {#description}
Apache ORC
is a columna... | {"source_file": "ORC.md"} | [
-0.06150368973612785,
-0.0376322939991951,
-0.014841973781585693,
0.007132207974791527,
-0.02123745158314705,
-0.000037445835914695635,
-0.028546802699565887,
0.0139950942248106,
-0.002533337799832225,
0.032621145248413086,
0.017632335424423218,
-0.01953306421637535,
0.06353247165679932,
-... |
4748a152-8cb8-407b-8d3b-e3fbeeb748d6 | Data types matching {#data-types-matching-orc}
The table below compares supported ORC data types and their corresponding ClickHouse
data types
in
INSERT
and
SELECT
queries.
| ORC data type (
INSERT
) | ClickHouse data type ... | {"source_file": "ORC.md"} | [
-0.024141840636730194,
-0.06755802035331726,
0.010970428586006165,
0.03995143622159958,
-0.06838606297969818,
-0.005850713234394789,
0.02762478031218052,
-0.03733936697244644,
-0.01986955665051937,
0.01914750039577484,
0.06676056236028671,
-0.0820656269788742,
0.040092576295137405,
-0.0508... |
d9762ef1-49c7-44be-9673-aa252cf37f0f | Other types are not supported.
Arrays can be nested and can have a value of the
Nullable
type as an argument.
Tuple
and
Map
types also can be nested.
The data types of ClickHouse table columns do not have to match the corresponding ORC data fields. When inserting data, ClickHouse interprets data types accordi... | {"source_file": "ORC.md"} | [
0.027132228016853333,
-0.08164623379707336,
-0.0056750294752418995,
-0.03314072638750076,
0.0194179005920887,
0.0046591260470449924,
0.013197637163102627,
-0.06431268155574799,
-0.09549197554588318,
0.06240372359752655,
0.04883040115237236,
-0.07625256478786469,
0.034950800240039825,
0.007... |
4c4050d9-b92c-4944-b4f6-d37757d59e2f | Reading data {#reading-data}
Read data using the
ORC
format:
sql
SELECT *
FROM football
INTO OUTFILE 'football.orc'
FORMAT ORC
:::tip
ORC is a binary format that does not display in a human-readable form on the terminal. Use the
INTO OUTFILE
to output ORC files.
:::
Format settings {#format-settings}
| Se... | {"source_file": "ORC.md"} | [
0.05647129565477371,
0.008308382704854012,
-0.09110599011182785,
-0.006456079892814159,
-0.027920031920075417,
0.03940945118665695,
0.040588151663541794,
0.08611178398132324,
-0.024116238579154015,
0.056597188115119934,
0.03803165629506111,
-0.07960216701030731,
0.024333175271749496,
-0.07... |
012972be-1fa8-46cc-9df2-c05dc39d0c8b | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for the MsgPack format'
input_format: true
keywords: ['MsgPack']
output_format: true
slug: /interfaces/formats/MsgPack
title: 'MsgPack'
doc_type: 'reference'
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------|-------|
| ✔ | ✔ | |
Description {#description}
ClickHou... | {"source_file": "MsgPack.md"} | [
-0.019645536318421364,
-0.013663223013281822,
-0.010099532082676888,
0.03305048868060112,
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0.0366600900888443,
0.06550729274749756,
-0.05857890471816063,
-0.016458570957183838,
-0.004544299561530352,
-0.008578919805586338,
0.07569070905447006,
0.... |
c28dcb04-a7ae-4f5e-8608-a9b182b6bba0 | | MessagePack data type (
INSERT
) | ClickHouse data type | MessagePack data type (
SELECT
) |
|--------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------... | {"source_file": "MsgPack.md"} | [
0.0011081743286922574,
0.041965778917074203,
-0.0026887429412454367,
0.04600431025028229,
-0.11400178074836731,
-0.07118918001651764,
0.07731882482767105,
-0.012165862135589123,
-0.005143661983311176,
-0.006890229880809784,
0.07857716083526611,
-0.04542321711778641,
0.0841301828622818,
-0.... |
41342807-af74-43cf-b619-99d1883c0860 | String
|
bin 8
|
|
int 8
|
Enum8
|
int 8
|
|
bin 8
... | {"source_file": "MsgPack.md"} | [
0.11366897821426392,
0.05541488155722618,
-0.06132232025265694,
-0.06833161413669586,
-0.058728817850351334,
0.005843180697411299,
-0.04684842750430107,
0.0635320246219635,
-0.060072433203458786,
0.010964501649141312,
-0.023635827004909515,
-0.0875314250588417,
0.055276721715927124,
-0.044... |
f1920c57-1bc3-472d-bfd0-b9040bd0f838 | Example usage {#example-usage}
Writing to a file ".msgpk":
sql
$ clickhouse-client --query="CREATE TABLE msgpack (array Array(UInt8)) ENGINE = Memory;"
$ clickhouse-client --query="INSERT INTO msgpack VALUES ([0, 1, 2, 3, 42, 253, 254, 255]), ([255, 254, 253, 42, 3, 2, 1, 0])";
$ clickhouse-client --query="SELECT *... | {"source_file": "MsgPack.md"} | [
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0.007290818262845278,
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0.09196614474058151,
-0.0977228432893753,
-0.03607449308037758,
0.04199855402112007,
0.0530613474547863,
-0.026844969019293785,
0.054023243486881256,
-0.00016384424816351384,
-0.0510379932820797,
0.09261652082204819,
-0.0907464... |
f15ed212-c4eb-4864-a284-d1fc95ca8a01 | alias: []
description: 'Documentation for Capnproto'
input_format: true
keywords: ['CapnProto']
output_format: true
slug: /interfaces/formats/CapnProto
title: 'CapnProto'
doc_type: 'reference'
import CloudNotSupportedBadge from '@theme/badges/CloudNotSupportedBadge';
| Input | Output | Alias |
|-------|--------... | {"source_file": "CapnProto.md"} | [
-0.01620432920753956,
0.023692775517702103,
-0.007961212657392025,
-0.011525345966219902,
0.07521913200616837,
-0.0386287160217762,
0.0425322987139225,
0.05182751268148422,
-0.028893770650029182,
-0.008288376964628696,
0.018770374357700348,
-0.026473987847566605,
0.04319271072745323,
0.033... |
cf068ca4-82e2-451b-b42c-c334af5dcbb8 | | CapnProto data type (
INSERT
) | ClickHouse data type | CapnProto data type (
SELECT
) |
|------------------------------... | {"source_file": "CapnProto.md"} | [
0.040944069623947144,
-0.0340966172516346,
-0.048960600048303604,
-0.00004600779357133433,
-0.057198911905288696,
-0.06464071571826935,
0.017934583127498627,
0.019250214099884033,
-0.023974206298589706,
0.03794443979859352,
0.11848500370979309,
-0.036607205867767334,
-0.016466595232486725,
... |
bc83cd10-990c-4b4f-a942-f35916bc5eb7 | |
TEXT, DATA
|
String
,
FixedString
|
TEXT, DATA
|
|
union(T, Void), union(Void, T)
|
Nullable(T)
... | {"source_file": "CapnProto.md"} | [
0.054331161081790924,
0.0522567443549633,
-0.04772366210818291,
-0.04320687800645828,
-0.07151724398136139,
0.012356827966868877,
0.010815939866006374,
0.033831726759672165,
-0.09479010105133057,
0.026017868891358376,
0.034881893545389175,
-0.0432715080678463,
0.0317627415060997,
-0.020896... |
5e53bcbe-0e5b-4331-bfb8-9412c35d47e0 | Integer types can be converted into each other during input/output.
For working with
Enum
in CapnProto format use the
format_capn_proto_enum_comparising_mode
setting.
Arrays can be nested and can have a value of the
Nullable
type as an argument.
Tuple
and
Map
types also can be nested.
Example usage {#... | {"source_file": "CapnProto.md"} | [
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-0.0034008403308689594,
-0.0872945487499237,
0.0180283784866333,
0.005156737752258778,
-0.02530203014612198,
0.05774576961994171,
0.0402400866150856,
-0.12189462780952454,
0.026416132226586342,
0.040342848747968674,
-0.09928621351718903,
0.020330777391791344,
0.00810419... |
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