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Created on 02-19-2020 12:18 AM - edited 02-19-2020 04:53 AM
Hi Folks ,
I am facing one issue , i have tried all the methods but its not working can you please help on this .
one column have data like below its there row wise (Original column)
IT Strategy& Architecture BDC India [MITX 999],Corporate & IC Solution Delivery [SVII],
Operations Solution Delivery [SVIA],
Mainframe Service [MLEM],Strategy & Architecture [MLEL]
the above 3 rows i need to split into two columns like below
1st column
IT Strategy& Architecture BDC India,Corporate & IC Solution Delivery,Operations Solution Delivery,Mainframe Service,Strategy & Architecture
2nd columns
[MITX 999],[SVII],[SVIA],[MLEM], [MLEL]
please help , working new for impala data lake . Thank You ..!
Created 02-24-2020 10:37 AM
Something like this should work. It should just be a matter of using the correct string manipulation functions: https://docs.cloudera.com/documentation/enterprise/6/6.3/topics/impala_string_functions.html
create table test1 (col1 string);
insert into table test1 values ("IT Strategy& Architecture BDC India [MITX 999]"), ("Corporate & IC Solution
Delivery [SVII]"), ("Operations Solution Delivery [SVIA]"), ("Mainframe Service [MLEM]"), ("Strategy & Architecture [MLEL]");
select * from test1;
+------------------------------------------------+
| col1 |
+------------------------------------------------+
| IT Strategy& Architecture BDC India [MITX 999] |
| Corporate & IC Solution Delivery [SVII] |
| Operations Solution Delivery [SVIA] |
| Mainframe Service [MLEM] |
| Strategy & Architecture [MLEL] |
+------------------------------------------------+
create table test2 as select trim(split_part(col1, ' [', 1)), trim(concat(' [', split_part(col1, ' [', 2))) fr
om test1;
select * from test2;
+-------------------------------------+------------+
| _c0 | _c1 |
+-------------------------------------+------------+
| IT Strategy& Architecture BDC India | [MITX 999] |
| Corporate & IC Solution Delivery | [SVII] |
| Operations Solution Delivery | [SVIA] |
| Mainframe Service | [MLEM] |
| Strategy & Architecture | [MLEL] |
+-------------------------------------+------------+
Created 02-24-2020 10:37 AM
Something like this should work. It should just be a matter of using the correct string manipulation functions: https://docs.cloudera.com/documentation/enterprise/6/6.3/topics/impala_string_functions.html
create table test1 (col1 string);
insert into table test1 values ("IT Strategy& Architecture BDC India [MITX 999]"), ("Corporate & IC Solution
Delivery [SVII]"), ("Operations Solution Delivery [SVIA]"), ("Mainframe Service [MLEM]"), ("Strategy & Architecture [MLEL]");
select * from test1;
+------------------------------------------------+
| col1 |
+------------------------------------------------+
| IT Strategy& Architecture BDC India [MITX 999] |
| Corporate & IC Solution Delivery [SVII] |
| Operations Solution Delivery [SVIA] |
| Mainframe Service [MLEM] |
| Strategy & Architecture [MLEL] |
+------------------------------------------------+
create table test2 as select trim(split_part(col1, ' [', 1)), trim(concat(' [', split_part(col1, ' [', 2))) fr
om test1;
select * from test2;
+-------------------------------------+------------+
| _c0 | _c1 |
+-------------------------------------+------------+
| IT Strategy& Architecture BDC India | [MITX 999] |
| Corporate & IC Solution Delivery | [SVII] |
| Operations Solution Delivery | [SVIA] |
| Mainframe Service | [MLEM] |
| Strategy & Architecture | [MLEL] |
+-------------------------------------+------------+