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Deamon
Deamon

Reputation: 45

hive drop all partitions keep recent 4 days paritions

I have a table with partitions like below :
TABLE logs PARTITION(year = 2019, month = 06, day = 18)

partitions 'year', 'month' and 'day' are in string format.

I need to drop partitions keeping last seven days partitions. and need to run the job every week so that, logs tables will have 7 days logs at the start of every week.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2157

Answers (1)

leftjoin
leftjoin

Reputation: 38335

You can use <= operator in partition specification.

Demo:

use mydb;
drop table test_partition_drop;
CREATE TABLE test_partition_drop
(col1 STRING)
PARTITIONED BY (part_year string, part_month string, part_day string);
INSERT INTO TABLE  test_partition_drop PARTITION (part_year='2019', part_month='06', part_day='09') VALUES ('01');
INSERT INTO TABLE  test_partition_drop PARTITION (part_year='2019', part_month='06', part_day='10') VALUES ('01');
INSERT INTO TABLE  test_partition_drop PARTITION (part_year='2019', part_month='06', part_day=11) VALUES ('02');
INSERT INTO TABLE  test_partition_drop PARTITION (part_year='2019', part_month='06', part_day=12) VALUES ('03');
INSERT INTO TABLE  test_partition_drop PARTITION (part_year='2019', part_month='06', part_day=13) VALUES ('05');
INSERT INTO TABLE  test_partition_drop PARTITION (part_year='2019', part_month='06', part_day=14) VALUES ('06');
INSERT INTO TABLE  test_partition_drop PARTITION (part_year='2019', part_month='06', part_day=15) VALUES ('06');
INSERT INTO TABLE  test_partition_drop PARTITION (part_year='2018', part_month='06', part_day=14) VALUES ('01');
INSERT INTO TABLE  test_partition_drop PARTITION (part_year='2018', part_month='06', part_day=15) VALUES ('02');
INSERT INTO TABLE  test_partition_drop PARTITION (part_year='2019', part_month='05', part_day=14) VALUES ('03');
INSERT INTO TABLE  test_partition_drop PARTITION (part_year='2019', part_month='04', part_day=15) VALUES ('04');

Calculate min partition keys to be dropped and pass to your DROP PARTITION script:

var_year="$(date -d "7 days ago" +"%Y")"
var_month="$(date -d "7 days ago" +"%m")"
var_day="$(date -d "7 days ago" +"%d")"

hive -e "
use mydb;
ALTER TABLE test_partition_drop DROP IF EXISTS PARTITION (part_year<'${var_year}');
ALTER TABLE test_partition_drop DROP IF EXISTS PARTITION (part_year='${var_year}', part_month<'${var_month}'); 
ALTER TABLE test_partition_drop DROP IF EXISTS PARTITION (part_year='${var_year}', part_month<='${var_month}', part_day<='${var_day}');
"

Result:

OK
Time taken: 0.762 seconds
Dropped the partition part_year=2018/part_month=06/part_day=14
Dropped the partition part_year=2018/part_month=06/part_day=15
OK
Time taken: 1.643 seconds
Dropped the partition part_year=2019/part_month=04/part_day=15
Dropped the partition part_year=2019/part_month=05/part_day=14
OK
Time taken: 1.0 seconds
Dropped the partition part_year=2019/part_month=06/part_day=09
Dropped the partition part_year=2019/part_month=06/part_day=10
Dropped the partition part_year=2019/part_month=06/part_day=11
Dropped the partition part_year=2019/part_month=06/part_day=12
Dropped the partition part_year=2019/part_month=06/part_day=13
Dropped the partition part_year=2019/part_month=06/part_day=14
OK
Time taken: 2.097 seconds

Upvotes: 2

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