[GitHub] [druid] adarshsanjeev commented on issue #11929: Batch ingestion using SQL INSERT

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adarshsanjeev commented on issue #11929:
URL: https://github.com/apache/druid/issues/11929#issuecomment-1101114519

   A question about the DELETE WHERE syntax. What are the restrictions on this? I would assume that LIKE and IN wouldn't apply since it doesn't really provide an interval and that it would use > or < to give some range interval.
   
   One other thing is that, at the end, we need to convert it to a list of intervals in the native query. If there is a long string of > and < conditions, we would need to convert that into a set of closed intervals (I'm not sure how something with just __time > TIMESTAMP would be provided) and I'm not sure Calcite does this automatically. Am I right in assuming we need to do this part ourselves?


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