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Having hit this sort of problem too many times, I now recommend a DNS style FQDN in all my click-stream data. The domain stored as ".com.google.mail" etc. Thi
by gopalv 7y ago
Having hit this sort of problem too many times, I now recommend a DNS style FQDN in all my click-stream data.
The domain stored as ".com.google.mail" etc.
This breaks down a lot of these sort of queries with a simple enough '.com.google%' filter and which gets evaluated internally even on min-max zones.
Gets turned into ">= '.com.google.' and <= '.com.google.\u0ff'" in byte comparisons.
Even then it doesn't really help with the array syntax - because the condition doesn't get pushed there.
- blattimwind 7y agoArguably domain names written the way they usually are has been wrong since the beginning, for obvious reasons.