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[GitHub] [spark] viirya commented on pull request #35669: [SPARK-38041][SQL]DataFilter pushed down with PartitionFilter

viirya commented on pull request #35669:
URL: https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/35669#issuecomment-1054549102


   Hmm, the first glance looks a bit confused, actually. Maybe it is good to improve the PR description. So, I guess this means, if the data filter is partition related, e.g. a < 10 is only for partition c = 0, and a >= 10 is for partitions c >= 1 and c < 3, then once we strip out partition filter during pushing down, we will end with a < 0 or a >= 10 which actually scans all data.
   
   But we only want a < 10 in partition c = 0, and a >= 10 in other two partitions.
   
   Is it correct?
   
   
   


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