Tables management
The eKuiper table command line tools allows you to manage the tables, such as create, describe, show and drop table definitions.
create a table
The command is used for creating a table. For more detailed information of table definition, please refer to tables.
shell
create table $table_name $table_def | create table -f $table_def_file
- Specify the table definition in command line.
Sample:
shell
# bin/kuiper create table my_table '(id bigint, name string, score float) WITH ( datasource = "lookup.json", FORMAT = "json", KEY = "id");'
table my_table created
The command create a table named my_table
.
- Specify the table definition in file. If the table is complex, or the table is already wrote in text files with well organized formats, you can just specify the table definition through
-f
option.
Sample:
shell
# bin/kuiper create table -f /tmp/my_table.txt
table my_table created
Below is the contents of my_table.txt
.
text
my_table(id bigint, name string, score float)
WITH ( datasource = "lookup.json", FORMAT = "json", KEY = "id");
show tables
The command is used for displaying all of tables defined in the server.
shell
show tables
Sample:
shell
# bin/kuiper show tables
my_table
describe a table
The command is used for print the detailed definition of table.
shell
describe table $table_name
Sample:
shell
# bin/kuiper describe table my_table
Fields
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
id bigint
name string
score float
FORMAT: json
KEY: id
DATASOURCE: lookup.json
Note: eKuiper do not support query table data by cli. Users need join the table with a stream and check the result
drop a table
The command is used for drop the table definition.
shell
drop table $table_name
Sample:
shell
# bin/kuiper drop table my_table
table my_table dropped