JNI changes for range-extents in window functions. #13199
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This commit adds back-end JNI changes to support explicit range-extents for ranged window functions. The change is analogous to the addition of `cudf::range_window_bounds::extent_type`, in `libcudf`. This change will allow for `STRING` order-by columns for range window functions. It is required because without it, it would be impossible to differentiate between `UNBOUNDED` and `CURRENT ROW` for a window function over a `STRING` order-by column.
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Closes #7883. Depends on rapidsai/cudf#13143, rapidsai/cudf#13199. This commit adds support for `STRING` order-by columns for RANGE window functions. Before this commit, only numeric and timestamp types were supported as order-by columns in window specifications. However, it is possible to specify window frames such as follows: ```sql SELECT COUNT(1) OVER( PARTITION BY gid ORDER BY str_col ) ``` The implicit range here is `UNBOUNDED PRECEDING AND CURRENT ROW`, although explicit bounds may also be specified. Note that range values cannot be specified here, because `STRING` does not support intervals. This change should now allow the plugin to support `UNBOUNDED PRECEDING`, `UNBOUNDED FOLLOWING`, and `CURRENT ROW` as range window bounds, when the order-by column is `STRING`. Signed-off-by: MithunR <[email protected]>
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This commit adds back-end JNI changes to support explicit range-extents for ranged window functions. The change is analogous to the addition of
cudf::range_window_bounds::extent_type, inlibcudf. This change will allow forSTRINGorder-by columns for range window functions. It is required because without it, it would be impossible to differentiate betweenUNBOUNDEDandCURRENT ROWfor a window function over aSTRINGorder-by column.Checklist