Reputation: 197
I am trying to use FILTER
operator within foreach to filter some of my data, but it is throwing an error. I am using the below query:
ctm_pm_v1_stg = LOAD '/datalake/uhc/ei/pi_ara/hive/warehouse/ctm_pm.db/ctm_pm_t1' USING PigStorage ('\u0001') AS (lob:chararray,day_phnno:chararray,eve_phnno:chararray,mbr_name:chararray,hic_no:chararray,contract_no:chararray,ctm_risk_category:chararray);
ctm_pm_v1 = FOREACH ctm_pm_v1_stg {
fdata = FILTER ctm_pm_v1_stg by ctm_risk_category=='High';
GENERATE ctm_risk_category;
};
if anyone have some idea on this please help me. Thanks in advance.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 414
Reputation: 4724
Nested FOREACH
will work only with bags but your relation(ctm_pm_v1_stg)
doesn't have any bags. To fix this issue just remove the nested part and use only FILTER stmt
.
ctm_pm_v1_stg = LOAD '/datalake/uhc/ei/pi_ara/hive/warehouse/ctm_pm.db/ctm_pm_t1' USING PigStorage ('\u0001') AS (lob:chararray,day_phnno:chararray,eve_phnno:chararray,mbr_name:chararray,hic_no:chararray,contract_no:chararray,ctm_risk_category:chararray);
fdata = FILTER ctm_pm_v1_stg by (ctm_risk_category=='High');
DUMP fdata;
Upvotes: 3