Support file_size_bytes option #100
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COPY TO parquet now supports a new option, called `file_size_bytes`, which lets you generate parquet files with target size = `file_size_bytes`. When a parquet file exceeds the target size, it will be flushed and a new parquet file will be generated under a parent directory. (parent directory will be the path without the parquet extension) e.g. ```sql COPY (select 'hellooooo' || i from generate_series(1, 1000000) i) to '/tmp/test.parquet' with (file_size_bytes 1048576); ``` ```bash > ls -alh /tmp/test/ 1.4M data_0.parquet 1.4M data_1.parquet 1.4M data_2.parquet 1.4M data_3.parquet 114K data_4.parquet ```
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COPY TO parquet now supports a new option, called
file_size_bytes, which lets you generate parquet files with target size =file_size_bytes.When a parquet file exceeds the target size, it will be flushed and a new parquet file will be generated under a parent directory. (parent directory will be the path without the parquet extension)
e.g.
> ls -alh /tmp/test/ 1.4M data_0.parquet 1.4M data_1.parquet 1.4M data_2.parquet 1.4M data_3.parquet 114K data_4.parquet