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Apache Parquet Data

IkjuShin

Some Customer hope to import Apache Parquet Data Format in JMP

Parquet (https://parquet.apache.org/)

I checked Parquet in Community, just one question.

Opening Parquet Files - JMP User Community

SK Hynix hope this function and they say Parquet Data Format would be used more in the future.

Status: New

Comments

Peter_Polito

Customers at AMD are also asking for ability to import Parquet files. Thanks for posting to the wishlist.

IkjuShin

Hi,
Today one customer of Samsung asked that JMP could handle Apache Parquet.

Thanks

Jordan_Hiller

Customers at Amazon asked for this today.

anspen

Customer at Boston Scientific asked about this today

ryan_cooper

@anspen and all,

Would @Paul_Nelson's post here be helpful for Boston Scientific?

https://community.jmp.com/t5/JMP-Add-Ins/Apache-Parquet-file-importer/tac-p/730771/highlight/true#M1967

Also, the Discovery presentation he references is here:

https://community.jmp.com/t5/Abstracts/JMP-and-Python-The-Next-Step/ev-p/708092

Paul_Nelson

With examples mentioned by @ryan_cooper and the capabilities of the Python Integration, we do believe the user has the tools to import and export parquet files. JMP 19 improves the capability with Portable DataFrame Protocol support, that improves capability to interchange between different data frame type structures automatically ( Including the jmp.DataTable class), without having to explicitly build up the table or data frame by explicit column by column construction.