I would like to set the location value in my Athena SQL create table statement to a single CSV file as I do not want to query every file in the path. I can set and successfully query an s3 directory (object) path and all files in that path, but not a single file. Is setting a single file as
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Create Athena table using JOOQ java
How can I create a Athena table using jooq library in java. Since Athena table uses syntax like create external table and we need to specifiy s3 bucket path also. I have a list of string from which i want to create the athena table. Can somebody suggest a way how i can do it with jooq library. Answer Amazon
Snowflake to S3 with Header
Does anyone know of a way to export your data from Snowflake to an S3 file with a header? For example, I have this table: I want to export this data to a file that looks like this: … but I don’t see an option in the Snowflake documentation to do so. I tried a simple UNION ALL with the
SSIS sending source Oledb data to S3 Buckets in parquet File
My source is SQL Server and I am using SSIS to export data to S3 Buckets, but now my requirement is to send files as parquet File formate. Can you guys give some clues on how to achieve this? Thanks, Ven Answer For folks stumbling on this answer, Apache Parquet is a project that specifies a columnar file format employed
Is there a best way to get data from snowflake to s3
Is there a best way to get data from snowflake to s3. ? the data snowflake shows will be in s3, but we don’t have access to that bucket. And we only need to get the specific tables from Snowflake not the entire data. Answer you will want the unloading into Amazon S3 documentation. you can ether choose a table
S3 Select Invalid Path component
I’m trying to figure out how to use AWS S3 Select, everything seems pretty straight forward, but the following query just doesn’t want to work: select r.value from S3Object[*].outputs.private_subnets …
Querying rows by index in S3 Select
With mysql the following code: would pull the 5th through 10th rows of the table. What is the equivalent for doing this through the SQL engine in S3 select (PrestoDB I believe)? Is there a rownumber constructor or operator that works with S3 select? Answer The S3 Select documentation is at: SQL Reference for Amazon S3 Select and Amazon Glacier