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[parquet-hive] Added support to create DATE, TIMESTAMP and INT values from KafkaConnect Date, Timestamp and Time respectively. #655

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[parquet-hive] Added support to create DATE, TIMESTAMP and INT values from KafkaConnect Date, Timestamp and Time respectively. #655

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions src/main/java/io/confluent/connect/hdfs/parquet/ParquetHiveUtil.java
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Expand Up @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ public void createTable(
@Override
public void alterSchema(String database, String tableName, Schema schema) {
Table table = hiveMetaStore.getTable(database, tableName);
List<FieldSchema> columns = HiveSchemaConverter.convertSchema(schema);
List<FieldSchema> columns = HiveSchemaConverter.convertSchemaMaybeLogical(schema);
removeFieldPartitionColumn(columns, table.getPartitionKeys());
table.setFields(columns);
hiveMetaStore.alterTable(table);
Expand All @@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ private Table constructParquetTable(
throw new HiveMetaStoreException("Cannot find input/output format:", e);
}
// convert Connect schema schema to Hive columns
List<FieldSchema> columns = HiveSchemaConverter.convertSchema(schema);
List<FieldSchema> columns = HiveSchemaConverter.convertSchemaMaybeLogical(schema);
removeFieldPartitionColumn(columns, partitioner.partitionFields());
table.setFields(columns);
table.setPartCols(partitioner.partitionFields());
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