Add example of dataframe API aggregations #11219
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Split `csv_sql` into two: - `csv_sql`: simple SQL-based example of reading a CSV file - `csv_compressed` (new): example of reading a compressed CSV file
Provide example for min, max, count. This is useful for users to update their code following the conversion from builtin to UDAFs.
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Provide example for min, max, count. This is useful for users to update
their code following the conversion from builtin to UDAFs.
relates to
Counttofunctions-aggregate, update MSRV to rust 1.75 #10484AggregateFunction/AggregateFunctionDefinition::BuiltIn#11013AggregateFunctionInterface (remove built in list ofAggregateFunctions), improve the system #8708