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[jira] [Updated] (DRILL-7609) Display query in Web UI results page
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Paul Rogers updated DRILL-7609:
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Description:
Use the Drill Web console. Submit a query (such as the sample one.) You'll see the results page. Now, what query did you just run? The page does not display it, though it does display the (somewhat uninformative) query ID.
Suggestion: instead of the profile UI, show the query (or at least the first few lines.) Allow a single-click traversal back to the submit page for that query for the typical case that the first cut at the query had an error, is not quite right, etc.
Have another link (as now) to the query profile, which is typically use less often than editing the query.
Even better, combine the query, results and profile UI into a single tabbed UI. Clicking from results to the query tab displays the query for editing. Clicking back to results shows the query.
The state management might be a bit complex, but the key thing is defining when a click means "run this new query" vs. "display info for the current query."
was:
Use the Drill Web console. Submit a query (such as the sample one.) You'll see the results page. Now, what query did you just run? The page does not display it, though it does display the (somewhat uninformative) query ID.
Suggestion: instead of the profile UI, show the query (or at least the first few lines.) Allow a single-click traversal back to the submit page for that query for the typical case that the first cut at the query had an error, is not quite right, etc.
Have another link (as now) to the query profile, which is typically use less often than editing the query.
> Display query in Web UI results page
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> Key: DRILL-7609
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DRILL-7609
> Project: Apache Drill
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Affects Versions: 1.17.0
> Reporter: Paul Rogers
> Priority: Major
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> Use the Drill Web console. Submit a query (such as the sample one.) You'll see the results page. Now, what query did you just run? The page does not display it, though it does display the (somewhat uninformative) query ID.
> Suggestion: instead of the profile UI, show the query (or at least the first few lines.) Allow a single-click traversal back to the submit page for that query for the typical case that the first cut at the query had an error, is not quite right, etc.
> Have another link (as now) to the query profile, which is typically use less often than editing the query.
> Even better, combine the query, results and profile UI into a single tabbed UI. Clicking from results to the query tab displays the query for editing. Clicking back to results shows the query.
> The state management might be a bit complex, but the key thing is defining when a click means "run this new query" vs. "display info for the current query."
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