Sqlalchemy Hawq
This is a custom dialect for using SQLAlchemy with a HAWQ database.
It extends the Postgresql dialect.
Features include:
- Hawq options for 'CREATE TABLE' statements
- a point class
- a modified 'DELETE' statement for compatibility with SQLAlchemy's test suite
Unless specifically overridden, any functionality in SQLAlchemy's Postgresql dialect is also available. Note that in general, functionality that is available in Postgresql but not in Hawq has not yet been disabled.
Getting Started
Install (For developers)
clone this repository
git clone https://creisle@svn.bcgsc.ca/bitbucket/scm/dat/sqlalchemy_hawq.git
cd sqlalchemy_hawq
create a virtual environment
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
install the package and its development dependencies
pip install -e .[dev]
Run Tests
sqlalchemy_hawq incorporates the standard SQLAlchemy test suite as well as some tests of its own. Run them all as follows:
export HAWQ_DB_HOST=<host>
export HAWQ_DB_PORT=<port>
export HAWQ_DB_NAME=<test db>
export HAWQ_DB_DRIVER=hawq
export HAWQ_DB_USER=<your username>
export HAWQ_DB_PASS=<your password>
pytest test
Run only the standard SQLAlchemy test suite:
pytest test --hawq://username:password@hostname:port/database --sqla-only
Run only the custom sqlalchemy_hawq tests:
pytest test --hawq://username:password@hostname:port/database --custom-only
Run only the custom tests that don't require a live db connection:
pytest test --offline-only --disable-asyncio
For tests that use a live db connection, user running the tests must be able to create and drop tables on the db provided. Also, many of the tests require that there are pre-existing schemas 'test_schema' and 'test_schema_2' on the db. The test suite can be run without them but the tests will fail.
See https://github.com/zzzeek/sqlalchemy/blob/master/README.unittests.rst and https://github.com/zzzeek/sqlalchemy/blob/master/README.dialects.rst for more information on test configuration. Note that no default db url is stored in sqlalchemy_hawq's setup.cfg.
Deploy (For developers)
Create the venv and ensure the latest versions of setuptools and pip are installed:
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -U setuptools pip
Install sqlalchemy_hawq for deployment and create the distribution packages:
pip install .[deploy]
python3 setup.py sdist
If you want, you can now check for any problems in the distribution files:
twine check dist/*
Then:
twine upload dist/* --repository-url http://pyshop.bcgsc.ca/simple/
Using in a SQLAlchemy project
How to incorporate sqlalchemy-hawq
Add sqlalchemy_hawq to your dependencies and install.
pip install sqlalchemy_hawq
Then the plugin can be used like any other engine
from sqlalchemy import create_engine
engine = create_engine('hawq://USERNAME:PASSWORD@hdp-master02.hadoop.bcgsc.ca:5432/test_refactor/')
For instructions on how to use the SQLAlchemy engine, see https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/20/core/engines.html.
Hawq-specific table arguments
Hawq specific table arguments are also supported (Not all features are supported yet)
| Argument | Type | Example | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| hawq_distributed_by | str | 'column_name' |
|
| hawq_partition_by | RangePartition or ListPartition | ListPartition('chrom', {'chr1': '1', 'chr2':'2', 'chr3':'3'}, [RangeSubpartition('year', 2002, 2012, 1), RangeSubpartition('month', 1, 13, 1),]) |
Does not currently support range partitioning on dates |
| hawq_apppendonly | bool | True |
|
| hawq_orientation | str | 'ROW' |
expects one of {'ROW', 'PARQUET'} |
| hawq_compresstype | str | 'ZLIB' |
expects one of {'ZLIB', 'SNAPPY', 'GZIP', 'NONE'} |
| hawq_compresslevel | int | 0 |
expects an integer between 0-9 |
| hawq_bucketnum | int | 6 |
expects an integer between 0 and default_hash_table_bucket_number |
Example of hawq table arguments with declarative syntax
from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative_base
from sqlalchemy import Column, Text
Base = declarative_base()
class ExampleTable(Base):
__tablename__ = 'example_table'
__table_args__ = {
'hawq_distributed_by': 'attr1'
'hawq_appendonly': 'True'
}
attr1 = Column(Integer())
attr2 = Column(Integer())
def main():
engine = create_engine('hawq://USERNAME:PASSWORD@hdp-master02.hadoop.bcgsc.ca:5432/test_refactor/')
engine.create_all()
Using partitions
See https://hawq.apache.org/docs/userguide/2.3.0.0-incubating/ddl/ddl-partition.html for an extended discussion of how partitions work in Hawq.
Basically, partitioning divides a table into several smaller tables on the value of one or more columns, in order to reduce search time on those columns. The parent table can then be queried/added to without any further reference to the partitions, as Hawq handles all the parent-partition interactions.
Partition arguments are:
RangePartition(
column_name=str,
start=int,
end=int,
every=int,
subpartitions=[])
or
ListPartition(
column_name=str,
columns=dict{name_of_partition:value_to_partition_on},
subpartitions=[])
where 'subpartitions' is an array of RangeSubpartitions and/or ListSubpartitions.
Subpartition arguments are
RangeSubpartition(
column_name=str,
start=int,
end=int,
every=int)
or
ListSubpartition(
column_name=str,
columns=dict{name_of_partition:value_to_partition_on})
Note that the params are the same for the Subpartitions are for the Partitions, except that Subpartitions do not have a nested subpartition array.
Partition level is determined by the order of the subpartitions in the subpartition array.
Using sqlalchemy-hawq syntax to define a partition:
class MockTable(base):
__tablename__ = 'MockTable'
__table_args__ = {
'hawq_partition_by': RangePartition(
'year',
2009,
2012,
1,
[
RangeSubpartition(
'quarter',
1,
5,
1),
ListSubpartition(
'chrom',
{
'chr1': '1',
'chr2': '2',
'chr3': '3'}),
],
)
}
id = Column('id', Integer(), primary_key=True, autoincrement=False)
year = Column('year', Integer())
quarter = Column('quarter', Integer())
chrom = Column('chrom', Text())
The SQL output:
'''CREATE TABLE "MockTable" (
id INTEGER NOT NULL,
year INTEGER,
quarter INTEGER,
chrom TEXT
)
PARTITION BY RANGE (year)
SUBPARTITION BY RANGE (quarter)
SUBPARTITION TEMPLATE
(
START (1) END (5) EVERY (1),
DEFAULT SUBPARTITION extra
)
SUBPARTITION BY LIST (chrom)
SUBPARTITION TEMPLATE
(
SUBPARTITION chr1 VALUES ('1'),
SUBPARTITION chr2 VALUES ('2'),
SUBPARTITION chr3 VALUES ('3'),
DEFAULT SUBPARTITION other
)
(
START (2009) END (2012) EVERY (2),
DEFAULT PARTITION extra
)'''
The resulting tables:
test_refactor=> \dt
List of relations
Schema | Name | Type | Owner
--------+-----------------------------------------------+-------+---------
public | MockTable | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_2_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_2_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_2_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_2_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_3_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_3_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_3_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_3_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_4 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_4_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_4_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_4_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_4_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_5 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_5_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_5_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_5_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_5_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_extra | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_extra_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_extra_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_extra_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_2_2_prt_extra_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_2_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_2_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_2_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_2_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_3_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_3_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_3_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_3_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_4 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_4_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_4_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_4_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_4_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_5 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_5_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_5_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_5_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_5_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_extra | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_extra_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_extra_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_extra_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_3_2_prt_extra_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_2_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_2_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_2_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_2_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_3_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_3_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_3_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_3_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_4 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_4_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_4_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_4_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_4_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_5 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_5_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_5_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_5_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_5_3_prt_other | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_extra | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_extra_3_prt_chr1 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_extra_3_prt_chr2 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_extra_3_prt_chr3 | table | elewis
public | MockTable_1_prt_extra_2_prt_extra_3_prt_other | table | elewis
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