dbt-synapse | dbt adapter for Azure Synapse | Azure library
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dbt adapter for Azure Synapse (née Azure Data Warehouse)
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- Main entry point
- Pauses an SQL pool
- Resumes a paused SQL pool
- Pause the Sync Pool
- Resume synchronization pool
- Get the version number of the Synapse
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QUESTION
I'm using dbt-synapse: https://github.com/dbt-msft/dbt-synapse I want to load my parquet file from Azure Data Lake Gen2/Azure Blob Storage to the dedicated pool in Azure Synapse. I tried to use
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-21 at 11:11Unfortunately OPENROWSET
isn't supported in Azure Synapse Analytics.
There is a GitHub repository which you can use to load external tables using dbt. This you can use as an alternative.
https://github.com/dbt-labs/dbt-external-tables
Supported database:
- Redshift (Spectrum)
- Snowflake
- BigQuery
- Spark
- Synapse
- Azure SQL
QUESTION
How to use tox to install a the local package without it refering to a random time when I installed the pacakge from GitHub?
ContextIn this PR, I'm trying to build and test my package, dbt-synapse
, before publishing a new minor version to PyPI. At some point (rookie move), I think I tried installing the package directly from a specific GitHub commit with the below line.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 08:59If you want to start from a clean state, you can you can delete the hidden .tox
folder and start from scratch.
Also, you can run tox -r
which will recreate the environemnts.
In order to test the code from your local development environment, you do not have to include your package in the deps list (-e.
). tox
will build the package from your setup.py
.
Well.. it would. But in your tox.ini
you specified skipsdist = True
which afaik means tox
should not build the package.
There are some more issues in your tox.ini
, e.g. unit and flake8 envs do nothing.
Why do you use the /bin/bash -c
construct?
Unfortunately, I am missing some header files, so I cannot run your tox.ini
file, but I would create a tox.ini
file like this...
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