Hi @DMJ, When creating a table, you need to specify the fields (columns) explicitly. In your case, you’re creating a table named outdoorProductsRaw
. Make sure to define the columns within the CREATE TABLE
statement. For example:
-
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS outdoorProductsRaw (
column_a STRING,
number INT
) USING csv OPTIONS (
path "/mnt/training/online_retail/data-001/data.csv",
header "true"
);
Replace column_a
and number
with the actual column names from your dataset.
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Include a Partition: If you’re using partitioned tables, ensure that you include a partition column. For instance:
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS outdoorProductsRaw (
column_a STRING,
number INT
) USING csv
PARTITIONED BY (column_a)
OPTIONS (
path "/mnt/training/online_retail/data-001/data.csv",
header "true"
);
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Verify that you have the necessary permissions for creating tables and writing to the specified location. Permissions on the Unity Catalog (if applicable) should also be considered.
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If you encounter issues related to a managed table already existing, you can use the following workaround:
dbutils.fs.rm("dbfs:/user/hive/warehouse/SomeData/", True)
This command removes the existing table before re-creating it1.
If you encounter any further issues, feel free to ask for additional assistance! 😊