[bugfix](paimon)Get the file format by file name #41020
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## Proposed changes When `file.format` is not specified for the paimon table, the default file format will be used. In 0.8, the default format was `orc`, and in 0.9, it was changed to `parquet`. Therefore, when there was no `file.format` and the paimon table was in version 0.9, Doris mistakenly used the orc reader to read the parquet file. Now modify it to directly determine the file format based on the file name, and then use the corresponding reader.
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## Proposed changes When `file.format` is not specified for the paimon table, the default file format will be used. In 0.8, the default format was `orc`, and in 0.9, it was changed to `parquet`. Therefore, when there was no `file.format` and the paimon table was in version 0.9, Doris mistakenly used the orc reader to read the parquet file. Now modify it to directly determine the file format based on the file name, and then use the corresponding reader.
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## Proposed changes When `file.format` is not specified for the paimon table, the default file format will be used. In 0.8, the default format was `orc`, and in 0.9, it was changed to `parquet`. Therefore, when there was no `file.format` and the paimon table was in version 0.9, Doris mistakenly used the orc reader to read the parquet file. Now modify it to directly determine the file format based on the file name, and then use the corresponding reader.
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When
file.formatis not specified for the paimon table, the default file format will be used. In 0.8, the default format wasorc, and in 0.9, it was changed toparquet.Therefore, when there was no
file.formatand the paimon table was in version 0.9, Doris mistakenly used the orc reader to read the parquet file.Now modify it to directly determine the file format based on the file name, and then use the corresponding reader.