Hive - Use NOT Exists in Using Semi Join
Solution:
Check the target tables have all the fields from both the tables. Because, here used *.
Then,
It should be b.VALUE IS NULL and not = NULL.
The query should be like this:
INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE A a
SELECT * FROM B b
LEFT SEMI JOIN C c
ON (b.ID = c.ID AND b.VALUE = c.VALUE) where
b.ID IS NULL AND b.VALUE IS NULL;
Using three or more joins within a single hive query
Yes, they are equivalent, although the results may not be in the same order in the result set. And if you used select *
, then the columns would be in a different order.
The reason is a little subtle -- the outer joined table is not used anywhere else in the FROM
clause. So, you don't have to worry about NULL
values from non-matching rows.
As a general rule, I order joins in the FROM
clause starting with inner joins and followed by outer joins. The clause becomes quite difficult to accurately follow when you start mixing join types. So, I recommend:
from a join
b
on a.key = b.key join
c
on a.key = c.key left join
u
on a.key = u.key
subquerying in hive with left outer join or where exists
After left outer join keep alias name for the all the query you have written to M then run the query again.
Try to run below Query:
select
U.session_id,
U.session_date,
U.email
from data.usage U
left outer join
(select
distinct M.session_id
from data.usage M
where email like '%gmail.com%'
and data_date >= '20180101'
and name in
(
select
lower(name)
from data.users
where role like 'Person%'
and isactive = TRUE
and data_date = '20180412'
))M
on U.session_id = M.session_id
How to implement LEFT/RIGHT OUTER JOIN to replace NOT IN in hive query?
The query select S.* from empSrc S
doesn't actually perform a cross join. There is no problem with it.
where S.empid not in (select T.empid from empTrg T)
The same logic can be replicated with not exists
select s.*
from empSrc s
where not exists (select 1 from empTrg t where t.empid = s.empid)
or a left join
.
select s.*
from empSrc s
left join empTrg t on t.empid = s.empid
where t.empid is null --condition to check for non existent records
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