Dynamische Tabellen im Vergleich zu Streams und Aufgaben und zu materialisierten Ansichten¶

-- Create a landing table to store
-- raw JSON data.
CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE raw
  (var VARIANT);

-- Create a stream to capture inserts
-- to the landing table.
CREATE OR REPLACE STREAM rawstream1
  ON TABLE raw;

-- Create a table that stores the
-- names of office visitors from the
-- raw data.
CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE names
  (id INT,
   first_name STRING,
   last_name STRING);

-- Create a task that inserts new name
-- records from the rawstream1 stream
-- into the names table.
-- Execute the task every minute when
-- the stream contains records.
CREATE OR REPLACE TASK raw_to_names
  WAREHOUSE = mywh
  SCHEDULE = '1 minute'
  WHEN
    SYSTEM$STREAM_HAS_DATA('rawstream1')
  AS
    MERGE INTO names n
      USING (
        SELECT var:id id, var:fname fname,
        var:lname lname FROM rawstream1
      ) r1 ON n.id = TO_NUMBER(r1.id)
      WHEN MATCHED AND metadata$action = 'DELETE' THEN
        DELETE
      WHEN MATCHED AND metadata$action = 'INSERT' THEN
        UPDATE SET n.first_name = r1.fname, n.last_name = r1.lname
      WHEN NOT MATCHED AND metadata$action = 'INSERT' THEN
        INSERT (id, first_name, last_name)
          VALUES (r1.id, r1.fname, r1.lname);

-- Create a landing table to store
-- raw JSON data.
CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE raw
  (var VARIANT);

-- Create a dynamic table containing the
-- names of office visitors from
-- the raw data.
-- Try to keep the data up to date within
-- 1 minute of real time.
CREATE OR REPLACE DYNAMIC TABLE names
  TARGET_LAG = '1 minute'
  WAREHOUSE = mywh
  AS
    SELECT var:id::int id, var:fname::string first_name,
    var:lname::string last_name FROM raw;