TrinoOperator¶
Use the TrinoOperator
to execute
SQL commands in a Trino query engine.
Using the Operator¶
Use the trino_conn_id
argument to connect to your Trino instance
An example usage of the TrinoOperator is as follows:
with models.DAG(
dag_id="example_trino",
schedule="@once", # Override to match your needs
start_date=datetime(2022, 1, 1),
catchup=False,
tags=["example"],
) as dag:
trino_create_schema = TrinoOperator(
task_id="trino_create_schema",
sql=f"CREATE SCHEMA IF NOT EXISTS {SCHEMA} WITH (location = 's3://irisbkt/cities/');",
handler=list,
)
trino_create_table = TrinoOperator(
task_id="trino_create_table",
sql=f"""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS {SCHEMA}.{TABLE}(
cityid bigint,
cityname varchar
)""",
handler=list,
)
trino_insert = TrinoOperator(
task_id="trino_insert",
sql=f"""INSERT INTO {SCHEMA}.{TABLE} VALUES (1, 'San Francisco');""",
handler=list,
)
trino_multiple_queries = TrinoOperator(
task_id="trino_multiple_queries",
sql=f"""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS {SCHEMA}.{TABLE1}(cityid bigint,cityname varchar);
INSERT INTO {SCHEMA}.{TABLE1} VALUES (2, 'San Jose');
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS {SCHEMA}.{TABLE2}(cityid bigint,cityname varchar);
INSERT INTO {SCHEMA}.{TABLE2} VALUES (3, 'San Diego');""",
handler=list,
)
trino_templated_query = TrinoOperator(
task_id="trino_templated_query",
sql="SELECT * FROM {{ params.SCHEMA }}.{{ params.TABLE }}",
handler=list,
params={"SCHEMA": SCHEMA, "TABLE": TABLE1},
)
trino_parameterized_query = TrinoOperator(
task_id="trino_parameterized_query",
sql=f"select * from {SCHEMA}.{TABLE2} where cityname = ?",
parameters=("San Diego",),
handler=list,
)
(
trino_create_schema
>> trino_create_table
>> trino_insert
>> trino_multiple_queries
>> trino_templated_query
>> trino_parameterized_query
)
Note
This Operator can be used to run any syntactically correct Trino query, and multiple queries can be
passed either using a list
or a string