The example uses the AUTHORIZATION keyword to provide credentials to external object store. Instead of creating an authorization object and a function mapping, you can include your credentials in the WRITE_NOS command itself.
- If not already done, set up a database table to extract data from. You can use one of your existing tables or set up a test table to use with the examples. See Setting Up a Test Table.
- Set up or obtain access to the external object store where you want to write data. Follow the instructions from your external storage vendor.
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Use WRITE_NOS with the AUTHORIZATION keyword:
SELECT NodeId, AmpId, Sequence, ObjectName, ObjectSize, RecordCount FROM WRITE_NOS ( ON ( SELECT * FROM RiverFlowPerm WHERE DateTime = (TIMESTAMP '2018-07-01 00:00:00') ) USING LOCATION('YOUR-STORAGE-ACCOUNT/20180701_auth_example/') AUTHORIZATION('{"Access_ID":"YOUR-ACCESS-KEY-ID", "Access_Key":"YOUR-SECRET-ACCESS-KEY"}') STOREDAS('PARQUET') ) AS d ORDER BY AmpId;Replace LOCATION with the URI to the external object store where you are writing the data. Replace YOUR-ACCESS-KEY-ID and YOUR-SECRET-ACCESS-KEY with credentials to your external object store.
Your result will be similar to the following:
NodeId AmpId Sequence ObjectName ------ ----- -------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 33 0 1 /S3/s3.amazonaws.com/ie-writenos-bucket/20180701_auth_example/object_33_0_1.parquet 33 1 1 /S3/s3.amazonaws.com/ie-writenos-bucket/20180701_auth_example/object_33_1_1.parquet 33 2 1 /S3/s3.amazonaws.com/ie-writenos-bucket/20180701_auth_example/object_33_2_1.parquet
Prerequisites
Use AUTHORIZATION Keyword