DBSQLClient.openSessionnow takes a limited set of options (OpenSessionRequestinstead of Thrift'sTOpenSessionReq)DBSQLClient.openSessionnow uses the latest protocol version by default- Direct results feature is now available for all IOperation methods which support it. To enable direct results feature,
maxRowsoption should be used FunctionNameRequesttype renamed toFunctionsRequestIDBSQLConnectionOptionstype renamed toConnectionOptionsIFetchOptionsrenamed toFetchOptionsDBSQLOperation.getSchemawill wait for operation completion, likeDBSQLOperation.fetchChunk/DBSQLOperation.fetchAll. It also supports the same progress reporting optionsrunAsyncoption is now available for all operations that support it
- Operations will wait for cluster to start instead of failing
- Added support for DirectResults, which speeds up data fetches by reducing the number of server roundtrips when possible
DBSQLOperationinterface simplified:HiveUtilswere removed and replaced with new methodsDBSQLOperation.fetchChunk/DBSQLOperation.fetchAll. New API implements all necessary waiting and data conversion routines internally- Better TypeScript support
- Thrift definitions updated to support additional Databricks features
- User-agent string updated; a part of user-agent string is configurable through
DBSQLClient'sclientIdoption - Connection now uses keep-alive (not configurable at this moment)
DBSQLClientnow prepends slash to path when neededDBSQLOperation: default chunk size for data fetching increased from 100 to 100.000
DBSQLClient.utils was permanently removed. Code which used utils.waitUntilReady, utils.fetchAll
and utils.getResult to get data should now be replaced with the single DBSQLOperation.fetchAll method.
Progress reporting, previously supported by utils.waitUntilReady, is now configurable via
DBSQLOperation.fetchChunk/DBSQLOperation.fetchAll options. DBSQLOperation.setMaxRows also became
an option of methods mentioned above.
- Initial release