Reputation: 177
Instead of deleting and selecting the data that I want to load into my Delta table, I would like to use INSERT OVERWRITE for performance purposes. I have a couple of queries e.g.
query1 = "DELETE FROM asl_process.otr WHERE substring(Requested_delivery_d
,1,6) in ('{}' , '{}' , '{}' , '{}')".format(month_M1, month, month_P1, month_P2) ;
query2 = "DELETE FROM asl_process.otr WHERE substring(Requested_delivery_d
,1,6) in (select distinct substring(Requested_delivery_d
,1,6) from df_otrcurr)
that I want to summarise.
I tried to rewrite the 2 queries in a sql statement like:
%sql
INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE asl_process.otr
PARTITION(Ord_Planned_GI_date)
SELECT * FROM asl_process.otr
WHERE substring(`Requested_delivery_d`,1,6) < > ('month_M1', 'month', 'month_P1', 'month_P2')
AND substring(`Requested_delivery_d`,1,6) < > (select distinct substring(`Requested_delivery_d`,1,6) from df_otrcurr)
The problem is that I get the following error: "SyntaxError: invalid syntax" at INSERT OVERWRITE.
What am I doing wrong? It doesn't like that I have the schema before the name of the table?..
Upvotes: 1
Views: 664
Reputation: 173
You have mentioned 2 FROM clause in your Insert Overwrite query
Upvotes: 0