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[FLINK-15658][table-planner-blink] Fix duplicate field names exception when join on the same key multiple times #11011

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What is the purpose of the change

The exmaple raised in the JIRA that batch can run successfully, but streaming will fail. The root cause is that the join key may be duplicate and the constructed key RowType will have duplicate field names.

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We do not provide field names for the result key type, because we may have duplicate key fields and the field names may conflict.

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Thanks @wuchong , I've always felt that the methods of the ProjectionCodeGenerator is a little redundant.
What about add method to ProjectionCodeGenerator:

  def generateProjection(
      name: String,
      inputType: RowType,
      inputMapping: Array[Int]): GeneratedProjection = {
    val ctx = CodeGeneratorContext.apply(new TableConfig)
    val outputType = RowType.of(inputMapping.map(inputType.getChildren.get):_ *)
    generateProjection(ctx, name, inputType, outputType, inputMapping)
  }

RowType returnType = RowType.of(keyFieldTypes, keyFieldNames);
// do not provide field names for the result key type,
// because we may have duplicate key fields and the field names may conflict
RowType returnType = RowType.of(keyFieldTypes);
RowType inputType = RowType.of(inputFieldTypes, rowType.getFieldNames());
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rowType.toRowType()

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wuchong commented Feb 4, 2020

Thanks @wuchong , I've always felt that the methods of the ProjectionCodeGenerator is a little redundant.
What about add method to ProjectionCodeGenerator:

  def generateProjection(
      name: String,
      inputType: RowType,
      inputMapping: Array[Int]): GeneratedProjection = {
    val ctx = CodeGeneratorContext.apply(new TableConfig)
    val outputType = RowType.of(inputMapping.map(inputType.getChildren.get):_ *)
    generateProjection(ctx, name, inputType, outputType, inputMapping)
  }

However, the outputType is still required to build the key BaseRowTypeInfo, so the new method doesn't help much here.

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Looks good to me.

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wuchong commented Feb 4, 2020

Thanks for the reveiwing @JingsongLi .

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@wuchong wuchong merged commit de7440e into apache:master Feb 4, 2020
@wuchong wuchong deleted the fix-duplicate-join-key branch February 4, 2020 08:39
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