SET = select snapshot_id from (select history_meta('email_tracking_experience_event_dataset') ) tab where is_current ĬREATE TABLE tracking_email_id_incrementallyĪS SELECT _id AS id FROM email_tracking_experience_event_dataset SNAPSHOT BETWEEN AND OTHER THENĭROP TABLE IF EXISTS tracking_email_id_incrementally SET = select parent_id from (select history_meta('email_tracking_experience_event_dataset') ) tab where is_current
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The following example shows how to create a block with one or more statements to be executed together: BEGINīelow is an example using anonymous block. However, the exception-handling section is optional. In an anonymous block, the executable section is mandatory. If this is specified, no exception is thrown if the view does not exist.Īn anonymous block consists of two sections: executable and exception-handling sections. The following syntax defines a DROP VIEW query: DROP VIEW view_name The following syntax defines a CREATE VIEW query: CREATE VIEW view_name AS select_queryĮxample CREATE VIEW V1 AS SELECT color, type FROM InventoryĬREATE OR REPLACE VIEW V1 AS SELECT model, version FROM Inventory If this is specified, the schema will be dropped along with all the tables present in the schema. If this is specified, the schema will only be dropped if it doesn’t contain any tables. If this is specified, no exception is thrown if the schema does not exist.ĭefault value for the mode. The DROP SCHEMA command drops an existing schema. If this is specified, no exception is thrown if the database does not exist. The DROP DATABASE command deletes the database from an instance. The CREATE DATABASE command creates an ADLS database. If this is specified, no exception is thrown if the table does not exist. If the table does not exist, an exception occurs. The DROP TABLE command drops an existing table and deletes the directory associated with the table from the file system if it is not an external table. as ) Įxample INSERT INTO Customers SELECT struct(SupplierName as Supplier, City as SupplierCity, Country as SupplierCountry) _Adobe FROM OnlineCustomers To INSERT INTO nested paths, use the following syntax: INSERT INTO To achieve a realistic result using nested fields, you must map each field in your INSERT INTO path. Most fields in a real XDM schema are not found at the root level and SQL does not permit the use of dot notation. You can provide a SNAPSHOT clause to read incremental deltas into the target table. Additionally, the schema of the result of the SELECT statement must conform to that of the table defined in the INSERT INTO statement. The SELECT statement must not be enclosed in parentheses (). The syntax of the SELECT query can be found in the SELECT queries section.Įxample CREATE TABLE Chairs AS (SELECT color, count(*) AS no_of_chairs FROM Inventory i WHERE i.type="chair" GROUP BY i.color)ĬREATE TABLE Chairs WITH (schema='target schema title') AS (SELECT color, count(*) AS no_of_chairs FROM Inventory i WHERE i.type="chair" GROUP BY i.color)ĬREATE TABLE Chairs AS (SELECT color FROM Inventory SNAPSHOT SINCE 123) The default value is true.Ī SELECT statement. (Optional) Specifies if the user wants row level validation of every new batches ingested for the newly created dataset. Use this clause only if you wish to use an existing XDM schema for the new dataset created by the CTAS query. The following syntax defines a CREATE TABLE AS SELECT (CTAS) query: CREATE TABLE table_name AS (select_query) The UNION, INTERSECT, and EXCEPT clauses are used to combine or exclude like rows from two or more tables: SELECT statement 1 JOINĪ SELECT query that uses joins has the following syntax: SELECT statement This query returns customers with names beginning in “A” or “a”. The logic of the LIKE and ILIKE clauses are explained in the following table: Clause
The following syntax defines a SELECT query supported by Query Service: ] This document covers the SQL syntax supported by Query Service. Adobe Experience Platform Query Service provides the ability to use standard ANSI SQL for SELECT statements and other limited commands.
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