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DLT pipeline - reading from external tables

ksenija
Contributor

Hello!

I created a DLT pipeline where my sources are external tables. I have to apply changes (stored_as_scd_type = 1). However, when I run my pipeline, I don't see any incremental uploads. The data remains in the same state as when I first created the pipeline. Do you have any suggestions?

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Hello @lucasrocha ,

Yes, we are receiving new records in our tables and updated_at is always populated. We are using the same script to read data from foreign catalog and that DLT pipeline is working completely fine

   

 

 dlt.apply_changes(
       target = target_table,
       source = source_table,
       keys = ["id"],
       sequence_by = col("updated_at"),
       stored_as_scd_type = "1"
     )

 

 

Thanks in advance!
Ksenija

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lucasrocha
Databricks Employee
Databricks Employee

Hello @ksenija,

I hope this message finds you well.

Is your source table receiving new records? If so, are the fields (operation/sequenceNum) being filled?

If possible, please provide a sample of the code you are using to create your target table with apply changes.

Best regards,
Lucas Rocha

Hello @lucasrocha ,

Yes, we are receiving new records in our tables and updated_at is always populated. We are using the same script to read data from foreign catalog and that DLT pipeline is working completely fine

   

 

 dlt.apply_changes(
       target = target_table,
       source = source_table,
       keys = ["id"],
       sequence_by = col("updated_at"),
       stored_as_scd_type = "1"
     )

 

 

Thanks in advance!
Ksenija

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