Importing Data
Viewing Data in the MRS Data Source by Directly Querying the Foreign Table
If the data amount is small, you can directly run SELECT to query the foreign table and view the data in the MRS data source.
- Run the following command to query data from the foreign table:
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SELECT * FROM foreign_product_info;
If the query result displays data specified in Data File, the import is successful. The following information is displayed at the end of the query result:
(20 rows)
After data is queried, you can insert the data to common tables in the database.
Querying Data After Importing It
You can query the MRS data after importing it to GaussDB(DWS).
- Create a table in GaussDB(DWS) to store imported data.
The target table structure must be the same as the structure of the foreign table created in Creating a Foreign Table. That is, the number of fields and field types must be the same.
For example, create a table named product_info. The table example is as follows:
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DROP TABLE IF EXISTS product_info; CREATE TABLE product_info ( product_price integer not null, product_id char(30) not null, product_time date , product_level char(10) , product_name varchar(200) , product_type1 varchar(20) , product_type2 char(10) , product_monthly_sales_cnt integer , product_comment_time date , product_comment_num integer , product_comment_content varchar(200) ) with ( orientation = column, compression=middle ) DISTRIBUTE BY HASH (product_id);
- Run the INSERT INTO .. SELECT .. command to import data from the foreign table to the target table.
Example:
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INSERT INTO product_info SELECT * FROM foreign_product_info;
If information similar to the following is displayed, the data has been imported.INSERT 0 20
- Run the following SELECT command to view data imported from MRS to GaussDB(DWS):
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SELECT * FROM product_info;
If the query result displays data specified in Data File, the import is successful. The following information is displayed at the end of the query result:
(20 rows)
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