code: def get_column_names(
      table_name, bool_column=False, interval_column=False
  ):
      switcher = {
          "customer": [
              "c_custkey",
              "c_name",
              "c_address",
              "c_nationkey",
              "c_phone",
              "c_acctbal",
              "c_mktsegment",
              "c_comment",
          ],
          "region": ["r_regionkey", "r_name", "r_comment"],
          "nation": [
              "n_nationkey",
              "n_name",
              "n_regionkey",
              "n_comment",
          ],
          "lineitem": [
              "l_orderkey",
              "l_partkey",
              "l_suppkey",
              "l_linenumber",
              "l_quantity",
              "l_extendedprice",
              "l_discount",
              "l_tax",
              "l_returnflag",
              "l_linestatus",
              "l_shipdate",
              "l_commitdate",
              "l_receiptdate",
              "l_shipinstruct",
              "l_shipmode",
              "l_comment",
          ],
          "orders": [
              "o_orderkey",
              "o_custkey",
              "o_orderstatus",
              "o_totalprice",
              "o_orderdate",
              "o_orderpriority",
              "o_clerk",
              "o_shippriority",
              "o_comment",
          ],
          "supplier": [
              "s_suppkey",
              "s_name",
              "s_address",
              "s_nationkey",
              "s_phone",
              "s_acctbal",
              "s_comment",
          ],
          "part": [
              "p_partkey",
              "p_name",
              "p_mfgr",
              "p_brand",
              "p_type",
              "p_size",
              "p_container",
              "p_retailprice",
              "p_comment",
          ],
          "partsupp": [
              "ps_partkey",
              "ps_suppkey",
              "ps_availqty",
              "ps_supplycost",
              "ps_comment",
          ],
      }
  
      if bool_column:
          switcher.update(
              {
                  "bool_orders": [
                      "o_orderkey",
                      "o_custkey",
                      "o_orderstatus",
                      "o_totalprice",
                      "o_orderdate",
                      "o_orderpriority",
                      "o_clerk",
                      "o_shippriority",
                      "o_comment",
                      "o_confirmed",
                  ]
              }
          )
  
      if interval_column:
          switcher.update(
              {
                  "interval_table": [
                      "i_id",
                      "i_duration_s",
                      "i_duration_ms",
                  ]
              }
          )
  
      # Get the function from switcher dictionary
      func = switcher.get(table_name, "nothing")
      # Execute the function
      return func
  
imports: import os
  import re
  import tempfile
  from collections import OrderedDict
  from os import listdir
  from os.path import isdir
  import glob
  from enum import IntEnum, unique
  import cudf
  import dask_cudf
  import numpy
  import pandas
  import pyblazing
  from blazingsql import DataType
  from pyhive import hive
  from Configuration import Settings
  from DemoTest.chronometer import Chronometer
label_desc: Use image node_id 11 for calling a global function with example usage: get_column_names(table_name, bool_column, interval_column) and returns: func