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Showing posts with label partition by. Show all posts
Showing posts with label partition by. Show all posts
Friday, 1 November 2019
Talend tMap to Row Number using Variables
Below is a short video which walks you through a different method to derive a row_number, within Talend Open Studio, using the variables within tMap.
https://youtu.be/UbPU7VVu-fU
The notes within the video are below:
20191101 Talend TOS Using tMap to calculate the row number, using the variables
FileInputDelimited > SortRow > tMap > LogRow
select
*
,row_number() over (partition by name order by exam_date) as rn
from name_grades
name,subject,grade,exam_date
andrew,maths,a,2019/01/01
andrew,english,b,2019/01/02
andrew,science,c,2019/01/03
boris,maths,c,2019/01/01
boris,english,a,2019/01/02
boris,science,g,2019/01/03
jeremy,maths,a,2019/01/01
jeremy,english,a,2019/01/02
jeremy,science,a,2019/01/03
donald,maths,u,2019/01/01
donald,english,u,2019/01/02
donald,science,u,2019/01/03
** var expressions **
name = input name
rn = Var.previous_name == null ? 1 : ( Var.name.equals( Var.previous_name ) ? Var.rn + 1 : 1 )
previous_name = input name
Wednesday, 16 October 2019
Talend Row_Number functionality using tMap and Sequence
This post quickly details the steps involved in mimicking the tsql’s row_number() over (partition by…) windows function, all within Talend’s TOS (Talend Open Studio).
We want to add a new column, which is the equivalent to the tsql
row_number() over (partition by name order by 1) as rownumber
tFixedFlowInput > tMap > tLogRow
“>” is a “Row > Main” flow.
(I’ve renamed my tFixedFlowInput component to “table_names”)
Note that I use an expression to populate the “rownumber” column.
Numeric.sequence(row1.name,1,1)
This expression can be explained as:
Scenario
The starting point is the table of names below.| name |
| andrew |
| andrew |
| andrew |
| berty |
| berty |
| emily |
| emily |
| emily |
| edward |
| edward |
| edward |
| edward |
| hugo |
We want to add a new column, which is the equivalent to the tsql
row_number() over (partition by name order by 1) as rownumber
| name | rownumber |
| andrew | 1 |
| andrew | 2 |
| andrew | 3 |
| berty | 1 |
| berty | 2 |
| emily | 1 |
| emily | 2 |
| emily | 3 |
| edward | 1 |
| edward | 2 |
| edward | 3 |
| edward | 4 |
| hugo | 1 |
Talend TOS
In Talend Open Studio, create a job with the following components:tFixedFlowInput > tMap > tLogRow
“>” is a “Row > Main” flow.

tFixedFlowInput
I configure this component to- schema is just 1 column “name” of "String” datatype

- use the inline content below
andrew
andrew
andrew
berty
berty
emily
emily
emily
edward
edward
edward
edward
hugo
tMap
In this component I declare an output “out1” with columns- name, with String type
- rownumber, with Integer type

Note that I use an expression to populate the “rownumber” column.
Numeric.sequence(row1.name,1,1)
This expression can be explained as:
- Numeric.sequence : this defines a integer sequence
- row1.name : this is the column that is “partition by” and “order by” when compared to the tsql windows function
- 1 : the first “1” is the starting point for the sequence
- 1 : the second “1” is the sequence increment
tLogRow
Finally, the results are returned back to the execution console for review, using the tLogRow component.
The Results
Below is a screenshot of the final execution results.
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