This topic describes the SQL script statements that you can use to quickly import SQL.
GET/LIST (Query type)
The SELECT statement returns all fields by default.
If the data source is a MaxCompute partitioned table, the system adds a WHERE clause by default and uses the partition field as the condition.
select col1, col2, col3,…,coln from tablenameselect col1, col2, col3,…,coln from tablename where ds=${ds}Create (Operation type)
insert into tablename (col1, col2, col3,… coln) values(${col1}, ${col2}, ${col3},…,${coln}Update (Operation type)
By default, the WHERE clause includes an equivalent condition for each primary key field. The SET clause includes all fields except for the primary key fields.
If no primary key exists, the placeholder keycolumn=${keycolumn} is retained. You must modify the WHERE clause.
UPDATE table_name
SET
column1 = ${column1},
column2 = ${column2},
column3 = ${column3}
WHERE keycolumn1=${keycolumn1} and keycolumn2=${keycolumn2}Delete (Operation type)
By default, the WHERE clause includes an equivalent condition for each primary key field. If no primary key exists, the placeholder keycolumn=${keycolumn} is retained. You must modify the WHERE clause.
DELETE FROM table_name
WHERE keycolumn1=${keycolumn1} and keycolumn2=${keycolumn2}