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Brewery2 pipelines – revival or former "forking forks" [1], now using operation kernel and virtual data objects. In this example: just denormalizing two tables into one dimension with field selection. Note that target table does not contain detail keys used for join. References: [1] http://blog.databrewery.org/posts/forking-forks-with-higher-ord…
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from brewery2 import Pipeline, open_store | |
stores = { | |
"source": open_store("sql", "postgres://localhost/crm", schema="app"), | |
"target": open_store("sql", connectable=source_store.connectable, schema="cubes") | |
} | |
p = Pipeline(stores=stores) | |
p.source("source", "crm_contact") | |
p.field_filter(keep=["id", | |
"contact_type", | |
"first_name", | |
"last_name", | |
"display_name", | |
"sort_name", | |
"is_deleted"]) | |
p2 = Pipeline(stores=stores) | |
p2.source("source", "crm_address") | |
p2.field_filter(keep=["contact_id", | |
"is_primary", | |
"city", | |
"postal_code" ]) | |
p.join_details(p2.result, "id", "contact_id") | |
p.create("target", "dim_contact", replace=True) | |
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