#pragma once #include #include #include namespace DB { /** Aggregate function combinator allows to take one aggregate function * and transform it to another aggregate function. * * In SQL language they are used as suffixes for existing aggregate functions. * * Example: -If combinator takes an aggregate function and transforms it * to aggregate function with additional argument at end (condition), * that will pass values to original aggregate function when the condition is true. * * More examples: * * sum(x) - calculate sum of x * sumIf(x, cond) - calculate sum of x for rows where condition is true. * sumArray(arr) - calculate sum of all elements of arrays. * * PS. Please don't mess it with so called "combiner" - totally unrelated notion from Hadoop world. * "combining" - merging the states of aggregate functions - is supported naturally in ClickHouse. */ class IAggregateFunctionCombinator { public: virtual String getName() const = 0; virtual bool isForInternalUsageOnly() const { return false; } /** From the arguments for combined function (ex: UInt64, UInt8 for sumIf), * get the arguments for nested function (ex: UInt64 for sum). * If arguments are not suitable for combined function, throw an exception. */ virtual DataTypes transformArguments(const DataTypes & arguments) const { return arguments; } /** From the parameters for combined function, * get the parameters for nested function. * If arguments are not suitable for combined function, throw an exception. */ virtual Array transformParameters(const Array & parameters) const { return parameters; } /** Create combined aggregate function (ex: sumIf) * from nested function (ex: sum) * and arguments for combined agggregate function (ex: UInt64, UInt8 for sumIf). * It's assumed that function transformArguments was called before this function and 'arguments' are validated. */ virtual AggregateFunctionPtr transformAggregateFunction( const AggregateFunctionPtr & nested_function, const DataTypes & arguments, const Array & params) const = 0; virtual ~IAggregateFunctionCombinator() {} }; using AggregateFunctionCombinatorPtr = std::shared_ptr; }