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Added a reference to the ODBC driver as well.

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Hi David, for the second paragraph under "Why JDBC", I think talking about ADBC takes away from the JDBC discussion and may confuse the user.

Also whenever you mention Dremio can you add this link to it: https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/.

Also under Getting involved can you add this phrase: "refer to Dremio's Apache Arrow guide" and then this link: (https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/)

Also after saying after courtesy of the grant by Dremio.... Can the next sentence include our tag line: "Dremio, the easy and open data lakehouse platform. "

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
advantage of JDBC to interoperate generically with multiple databases.
An Arrow-native database may still wish to be accessible to all of
this existing software, without having to implement multiple client
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what do you think about adding a sentence at the end saying:

To learn more about the trade-offs and when to use the Arrow Flight SQL JDBC driver vs the Arrow Flight SQL native client libraries, you can watch this section of Dremio's presentation on it

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
and Flight SQL, and increases the reach of Arrow-based applications.
Additionally, an [ODBC driver implementation][dremio-odbc] based on
Flight SQL is also available, though it is not part of the Arrow
project.

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can we make that last sentence "Dremio has also made an [Arrow Flight SQL ODBC driver][dremio-odbc] available to the Arrow community, though it is not part of the Arrow project yet due to dependency licensing issues."

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Thanks for the feedback. Changes:

  • Reorganized material to flow better, and emphasize the unique advantages of Flight SQL
  • Consolidated "Background" into the intro
  • Removed broken link since docs PR is not yet reviewed
  • I want to be careful with marketing taglines as this post is meant to be about the Arrow ecosystem, but I added a tagline describing Dremio as a data lakehouse platform. @rapinderj33 is that ok?
  • And I'm not sure if you wanted to link every mention of Dremio to the Arrow guide specifically, but I put a reference to that alongside the rest of the documentation.
  • Changed ADBC to be a minor reference
  • Link to Jason's presentation
  • Mention the current licensing issues for the ODBC driver

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Some minor notes but otherwise LGTM

database can support JDBC users without implementing additional APIs
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[^1]: Despite the name, Flight SQL is **not** a SQL dialect, nor is it

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This seems important and worth reiterating--maybe put it in the paragraph itself instead of a footnote/


The JDBC driver was merged for the Arrow 10.0.0 release, and the
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Yeah, that makes sense - and we can patch up the release notes afterwards as well.

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@rapinderj33 we'll push this once 10.0.0 officially releases, and I'll patch in download links and fix the date/time on the post before that. The vote is still underway, so hopefully that will be soon.

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Hi David, for the second paragraph under "Why JDBC", I think talking about ADBC takes away from the JDBC discussion and may confuse the user.

Also whenever you mention Dremio can you add this link to it: https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/.

Also under Getting involved can you add this phrase: "refer to Dremio's Apache Arrow guide" and then this link: (https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/)

Also after saying after courtesy of the grant by Dremio.... Can the next sentence include our tag line: "Dremio, the easy and open data lakehouse platform. "

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
advantage of JDBC to interoperate generically with multiple databases.
An Arrow-native database may still wish to be accessible to all of
this existing software, without having to implement multiple client
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what do you think about adding a sentence at the end saying:

To learn more about the trade-offs and when to use the Arrow Flight SQL JDBC driver vs the Arrow Flight SQL native client libraries, you can watch this section of Dremio's presentation on it

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
and Flight SQL, and increases the reach of Arrow-based applications.
Additionally, an [ODBC driver implementation][dremio-odbc] based on
Flight SQL is also available, though it is not part of the Arrow
project.

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can we make that last sentence "Dremio has also made an [Arrow Flight SQL ODBC driver][dremio-odbc] available to the Arrow community, though it is not part of the Arrow project yet due to dependency licensing issues."

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Thanks for the feedback. Changes:

  • Reorganized material to flow better, and emphasize the unique advantages of Flight SQL
  • Consolidated "Background" into the intro
  • Removed broken link since docs PR is not yet reviewed
  • I want to be careful with marketing taglines as this post is meant to be about the Arrow ecosystem, but I added a tagline describing Dremio as a data lakehouse platform. @rapinderj33 is that ok?
  • And I'm not sure if you wanted to link every mention of Dremio to the Arrow guide specifically, but I put a reference to that alongside the rest of the documentation.
  • Changed ADBC to be a minor reference
  • Link to Jason's presentation
  • Mention the current licensing issues for the ODBC driver

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Some minor notes but otherwise LGTM

database can support JDBC users without implementing additional APIs
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[^1]: Despite the name, Flight SQL is **not** a SQL dialect, nor is it

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This seems important and worth reiterating--maybe put it in the paragraph itself instead of a footnote/


The JDBC driver was merged for the Arrow 10.0.0 release, and the
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Yeah, that makes sense - and we can patch up the release notes afterwards as well.

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@rapinderj33 we'll push this once 10.0.0 officially releases, and I'll patch in download links and fix the date/time on the post before that. The vote is still underway, so hopefully that will be soon.

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Hi David, for the second paragraph under "Why JDBC", I think talking about ADBC takes away from the JDBC discussion and may confuse the user.

Also whenever you mention Dremio can you add this link to it: https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/.

Also under Getting involved can you add this phrase: "refer to Dremio's Apache Arrow guide" and then this link: (https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/)

Also after saying after courtesy of the grant by Dremio.... Can the next sentence include our tag line: "Dremio, the easy and open data lakehouse platform. "

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
advantage of JDBC to interoperate generically with multiple databases.
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what do you think about adding a sentence at the end saying:

To learn more about the trade-offs and when to use the Arrow Flight SQL JDBC driver vs the Arrow Flight SQL native client libraries, you can watch this section of Dremio's presentation on it

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
and Flight SQL, and increases the reach of Arrow-based applications.
Additionally, an [ODBC driver implementation][dremio-odbc] based on
Flight SQL is also available, though it is not part of the Arrow
project.

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can we make that last sentence "Dremio has also made an [Arrow Flight SQL ODBC driver][dremio-odbc] available to the Arrow community, though it is not part of the Arrow project yet due to dependency licensing issues."

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Thanks for the feedback. Changes:

  • Reorganized material to flow better, and emphasize the unique advantages of Flight SQL
  • Consolidated "Background" into the intro
  • Removed broken link since docs PR is not yet reviewed
  • I want to be careful with marketing taglines as this post is meant to be about the Arrow ecosystem, but I added a tagline describing Dremio as a data lakehouse platform. @rapinderj33 is that ok?
  • And I'm not sure if you wanted to link every mention of Dremio to the Arrow guide specifically, but I put a reference to that alongside the rest of the documentation.
  • Changed ADBC to be a minor reference
  • Link to Jason's presentation
  • Mention the current licensing issues for the ODBC driver

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Some minor notes but otherwise LGTM

database can support JDBC users without implementing additional APIs
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This seems important and worth reiterating--maybe put it in the paragraph itself instead of a footnote/


The JDBC driver was merged for the Arrow 10.0.0 release, and the
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Hi David, for the second paragraph under "Why JDBC", I think talking about ADBC takes away from the JDBC discussion and may confuse the user.

Also whenever you mention Dremio can you add this link to it: https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/.

Also under Getting involved can you add this phrase: "refer to Dremio's Apache Arrow guide" and then this link: (https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/)

Also after saying after courtesy of the grant by Dremio.... Can the next sentence include our tag line: "Dremio, the easy and open data lakehouse platform. "

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
advantage of JDBC to interoperate generically with multiple databases.
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what do you think about adding a sentence at the end saying:

To learn more about the trade-offs and when to use the Arrow Flight SQL JDBC driver vs the Arrow Flight SQL native client libraries, you can watch this section of Dremio's presentation on it

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
and Flight SQL, and increases the reach of Arrow-based applications.
Additionally, an [ODBC driver implementation][dremio-odbc] based on
Flight SQL is also available, though it is not part of the Arrow
project.

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can we make that last sentence "Dremio has also made an [Arrow Flight SQL ODBC driver][dremio-odbc] available to the Arrow community, though it is not part of the Arrow project yet due to dependency licensing issues."

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Thanks for the feedback. Changes:

  • Reorganized material to flow better, and emphasize the unique advantages of Flight SQL
  • Consolidated "Background" into the intro
  • Removed broken link since docs PR is not yet reviewed
  • I want to be careful with marketing taglines as this post is meant to be about the Arrow ecosystem, but I added a tagline describing Dremio as a data lakehouse platform. @rapinderj33 is that ok?
  • And I'm not sure if you wanted to link every mention of Dremio to the Arrow guide specifically, but I put a reference to that alongside the rest of the documentation.
  • Changed ADBC to be a minor reference
  • Link to Jason's presentation
  • Mention the current licensing issues for the ODBC driver

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Some minor notes but otherwise LGTM

database can support JDBC users without implementing additional APIs
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The JDBC driver was merged for the Arrow 10.0.0 release, and the
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@rapinderj33 we'll push this once 10.0.0 officially releases, and I'll patch in download links and fix the date/time on the post before that. The vote is still underway, so hopefully that will be soon.

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Hi David, for the second paragraph under "Why JDBC", I think talking about ADBC takes away from the JDBC discussion and may confuse the user.

Also whenever you mention Dremio can you add this link to it: https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/.

Also under Getting involved can you add this phrase: "refer to Dremio's Apache Arrow guide" and then this link: (https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/)

Also after saying after courtesy of the grant by Dremio.... Can the next sentence include our tag line: "Dremio, the easy and open data lakehouse platform. "

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
advantage of JDBC to interoperate generically with multiple databases.
An Arrow-native database may still wish to be accessible to all of
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what do you think about adding a sentence at the end saying:

To learn more about the trade-offs and when to use the Arrow Flight SQL JDBC driver vs the Arrow Flight SQL native client libraries, you can watch this section of Dremio's presentation on it

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
and Flight SQL, and increases the reach of Arrow-based applications.
Additionally, an [ODBC driver implementation][dremio-odbc] based on
Flight SQL is also available, though it is not part of the Arrow
project.

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can we make that last sentence "Dremio has also made an [Arrow Flight SQL ODBC driver][dremio-odbc] available to the Arrow community, though it is not part of the Arrow project yet due to dependency licensing issues."

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Thanks for the feedback. Changes:

  • Reorganized material to flow better, and emphasize the unique advantages of Flight SQL
  • Consolidated "Background" into the intro
  • Removed broken link since docs PR is not yet reviewed
  • I want to be careful with marketing taglines as this post is meant to be about the Arrow ecosystem, but I added a tagline describing Dremio as a data lakehouse platform. @rapinderj33 is that ok?
  • And I'm not sure if you wanted to link every mention of Dremio to the Arrow guide specifically, but I put a reference to that alongside the rest of the documentation.
  • Changed ADBC to be a minor reference
  • Link to Jason's presentation
  • Mention the current licensing issues for the ODBC driver

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Some minor notes but otherwise LGTM

database can support JDBC users without implementing additional APIs
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This seems important and worth reiterating--maybe put it in the paragraph itself instead of a footnote/


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Hi David, for the second paragraph under "Why JDBC", I think talking about ADBC takes away from the JDBC discussion and may confuse the user.

Also whenever you mention Dremio can you add this link to it: https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/.

Also under Getting involved can you add this phrase: "refer to Dremio's Apache Arrow guide" and then this link: (https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/)

Also after saying after courtesy of the grant by Dremio.... Can the next sentence include our tag line: "Dremio, the easy and open data lakehouse platform. "

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
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what do you think about adding a sentence at the end saying:

To learn more about the trade-offs and when to use the Arrow Flight SQL JDBC driver vs the Arrow Flight SQL native client libraries, you can watch this section of Dremio's presentation on it

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
and Flight SQL, and increases the reach of Arrow-based applications.
Additionally, an [ODBC driver implementation][dremio-odbc] based on
Flight SQL is also available, though it is not part of the Arrow
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can we make that last sentence "Dremio has also made an [Arrow Flight SQL ODBC driver][dremio-odbc] available to the Arrow community, though it is not part of the Arrow project yet due to dependency licensing issues."

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  • Reorganized material to flow better, and emphasize the unique advantages of Flight SQL
  • Consolidated "Background" into the intro
  • Removed broken link since docs PR is not yet reviewed
  • I want to be careful with marketing taglines as this post is meant to be about the Arrow ecosystem, but I added a tagline describing Dremio as a data lakehouse platform. @rapinderj33 is that ok?
  • And I'm not sure if you wanted to link every mention of Dremio to the Arrow guide specifically, but I put a reference to that alongside the rest of the documentation.
  • Changed ADBC to be a minor reference
  • Link to Jason's presentation
  • Mention the current licensing issues for the ODBC driver

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Hi David, for the second paragraph under "Why JDBC", I think talking about ADBC takes away from the JDBC discussion and may confuse the user.

Also whenever you mention Dremio can you add this link to it: https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/.

Also under Getting involved can you add this phrase: "refer to Dremio's Apache Arrow guide" and then this link: (https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/)

Also after saying after courtesy of the grant by Dremio.... Can the next sentence include our tag line: "Dremio, the easy and open data lakehouse platform. "

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
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what do you think about adding a sentence at the end saying:

To learn more about the trade-offs and when to use the Arrow Flight SQL JDBC driver vs the Arrow Flight SQL native client libraries, you can watch this section of Dremio's presentation on it

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
and Flight SQL, and increases the reach of Arrow-based applications.
Additionally, an [ODBC driver implementation][dremio-odbc] based on
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can we make that last sentence "Dremio has also made an [Arrow Flight SQL ODBC driver][dremio-odbc] available to the Arrow community, though it is not part of the Arrow project yet due to dependency licensing issues."

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  • Reorganized material to flow better, and emphasize the unique advantages of Flight SQL
  • Consolidated "Background" into the intro
  • Removed broken link since docs PR is not yet reviewed
  • I want to be careful with marketing taglines as this post is meant to be about the Arrow ecosystem, but I added a tagline describing Dremio as a data lakehouse platform. @rapinderj33 is that ok?
  • And I'm not sure if you wanted to link every mention of Dremio to the Arrow guide specifically, but I put a reference to that alongside the rest of the documentation.
  • Changed ADBC to be a minor reference
  • Link to Jason's presentation
  • Mention the current licensing issues for the ODBC driver

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The JDBC driver was merged for the Arrow 10.0.0 release, and the
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Hi David, for the second paragraph under "Why JDBC", I think talking about ADBC takes away from the JDBC discussion and may confuse the user.

Also whenever you mention Dremio can you add this link to it: https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/.

Also under Getting involved can you add this phrase: "refer to Dremio's Apache Arrow guide" and then this link: (https://www.dremio.com/resources/guides/apache-arrow/)

Also after saying after courtesy of the grant by Dremio.... Can the next sentence include our tag line: "Dremio, the easy and open data lakehouse platform. "

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To learn more about the trade-offs and when to use the Arrow Flight SQL JDBC driver vs the Arrow Flight SQL native client libraries, you can watch this section of Dremio's presentation on it

Comment thread_drafts/arrow-flight-sql-jdbc.md Outdated
and Flight SQL, and increases the reach of Arrow-based applications.
Additionally, an [ODBC driver implementation][dremio-odbc] based on
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can we make that last sentence "Dremio has also made an [Arrow Flight SQL ODBC driver][dremio-odbc] available to the Arrow community, though it is not part of the Arrow project yet due to dependency licensing issues."

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Hi David, made a couple comments. looks good!

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Thanks for the feedback. Changes:

  • Reorganized material to flow better, and emphasize the unique advantages of Flight SQL
  • Consolidated "Background" into the intro
  • Removed broken link since docs PR is not yet reviewed
  • I want to be careful with marketing taglines as this post is meant to be about the Arrow ecosystem, but I added a tagline describing Dremio as a data lakehouse platform. @rapinderj33 is that ok?
  • And I'm not sure if you wanted to link every mention of Dremio to the Arrow guide specifically, but I put a reference to that alongside the rest of the documentation.
  • Changed ADBC to be a minor reference
  • Link to Jason's presentation
  • Mention the current licensing issues for the ODBC driver

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lidavidmforce-pushed the arrow-17731 branch 2 times, most recently from c8ca094 to 6f92711CompareOctober 18, 2022 12:26
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Some minor notes but otherwise LGTM

database can support JDBC users without implementing additional APIs
or its own JDBC driver.

[^1]: Despite the name, Flight SQL is **not** a SQL dialect, nor is it

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This seems important and worth reiterating--maybe put it in the paragraph itself instead of a footnote/


The JDBC driver was merged for the Arrow 10.0.0 release, and the
[source code][impl] can be found in the Arrow repository. Once Arrow
10.0.0 is released (which is planned for October/November 2022),

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Revise this now that the RC is happening? And/or consider holding to publish with the release announcement--"you can check it out now" is a better call-to-action than "someday soon it will be released"

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Yeah, that makes sense - and we can patch up the release notes afterwards as well.

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@rapinderj33 we'll push this once 10.0.0 officially releases, and I'll patch in download links and fix the date/time on the post before that. The vote is still underway, so hopefully that will be soon.

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Will go out 2022-11-01

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lidavidm deleted the arrow-17731 branch November 1, 2022 11:40
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