Hi, I wrote a example including queries which you want [1].
The example uses only Flink Scala API, but I think It would be better to use Table API.
I used broadcast set [2] to perform subqueries in your given query.
Flink has many functions to handle data and the great documentation to explain the functions.
I think that It is good to read Batch API section of Flink documentation for you.
If you have a question for the example, please reply mail to user mailing list.
Regards,
Chiwan Park
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https://gist.github.com/chiwanpark/5e2a6ac00b7e0bf85444[2]
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