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base64_to_bitmap
Description
Before you import bitmap data into StarRocks, you need to serialize the data and encode the data as a Base64 string. When you import the Base64 string into StarRocks, you need to convert the string into bitmap data. This function is used to convert Base64 strings into bitmap data.
This function is supported from v2.3.
Syntax
BITMAP base64_to_bitmap(VARCHAR bitmap)
Parameters
bitmap
: The supported data type is VARCHAR. Before you import bitmap data into StarRocks, you can use Java or C++ to first create a BitmapValue object, add an element, serialize the data, and encode the data as a Base64 string. Then, pass the Base64 string as an input parameter into this function.
Return value
Returns a value of the BITMAP type.
Examples
Create a database named bitmapdb
and a table named bitmap
. Use Stream Load to import JSON data into bitmap_table
. During this process, use base64_to_bitmap to convert the Base64 string in the JSON file into bitmap data.
Create a database and a table in StarRocks. In this example, a Primary Key table is created.
CREATE database bitmapdb; USE bitmapdb; CREATE TABLE `bitmap_table` ( `tagname` varchar(65533) NOT NULL COMMENT "Tag name", `tagvalue` varchar(65533) NOT NULL COMMENT "Tag value", `userid` bitmap NOT NULL COMMENT "User ID" ) ENGINE=OLAP PRIMARY KEY(`tagname`, `tagvalue`) COMMENT "OLAP" DISTRIBUTED BY HASH(`tagname`) BUCKETS 1 PROPERTIES ( "replication_num" = "3", "in_memory" = "false", "storage_format" = "DEFAULT" );
Use Stream Load to import JSON data into
bitmap_table
.Suppose there is a JSON file named simpledata. This file has the following content and
userid
is a Base64-encoded string.{ "tagname": "Product", "tagvalue": "Insurance", "userid":"AjowAAABAAAAAAACABAAAAABAAIAAwA=" }
Use base64_to_bitmap to convert
userid
into a bitmap value.curl --location-trusted -u <username>:<password>\ -H "columns: c1,c2,c3,tagname=c1,tagvalue=c2,userid=base64_to_bitmap(c3)"\ -H "label:bitmap123"\ -H "format: json"\ -H "jsonpaths: [\"$.tagname\",\"$.tagvalue\",\"$.userid\"]"\ -T simpleData http://host:port/api/bitmapdb/bitmap_table/_stream_load
Query data from
bitmap_table
.mysql> select tagname,tagvalue,bitmap_to_string(userid) from bitmap_table; +--------------+----------+----------------------------+ | tagname | tagvalue | bitmap_to_string(`userid`) | +--------------+----------+----------------------------+ | Product | Insurance | 1,2,3 | +--------------+----------+----------------------------+ 1 rows in set (0.01 sec)