How can i split column and group by in bigquery?
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I has a SQL code in Legacy SQL was worked,
but in Standard SQL was wrong,
got the response:
Grouping by expressions of type ARRAY is not allowed
Is there any way can resolve ?
Here's my SQL code:
select tag
from
(
select SPLIT(content_tag, ',') as tag
from `test.log`
)
group by tag
sql
google-bigquery standard-sql legacy-sql asked Nov 12 at 7:46
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I has a SQL code in Legacy SQL was worked,
but in Standard SQL was wrong,
got the response:
Grouping by expressions of type ARRAY is not allowed
Is there any way can resolve ?
Here's my SQL code:
select tag
from
(
select SPLIT(content_tag, ',') as tag
from `test.log`
)
group by tag
sql
google-bigquery standard-sql legacy-sql asked Nov 12 at 7:46
Allen
41
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Please add an example of the input data and the expected result
– Ary Jazz
Nov 12 at 8:09
Take a look at the following question in stackoverflow, it might help you: BigQuery: error in SPLIT() returns
– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 12 at 8:41
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up vote
-2
down vote
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I has a SQL code in Legacy SQL was worked,
but in Standard SQL was wrong,
got the response:
Grouping by expressions of type ARRAY is not allowed
Is there any way can resolve ?
Here's my SQL code:
select tag
from
(
select SPLIT(content_tag, ',') as tag
from `test.log`
)
group by tag
sql
google-bigquery standard-sql legacy-sql asked Nov 12 at 7:46
Allen
41
I has a SQL code in Legacy SQL was worked,
but in Standard SQL was wrong,
got the response:
Grouping by expressions of type ARRAY is not allowed
Is there any way can resolve ?
Here's my SQL code:
select tag
from
(
select SPLIT(content_tag, ',') as tag
from `test.log`
)
group by tag
sql
google-bigquery standard-sql legacy-sql sql
google-bigquery standard-sql legacy-sql asked Nov 12 at 7:46
Allen
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asked Nov 12 at 7:46
Allen
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asked Nov 12 at 7:46
Allen
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asked Nov 12 at 7:46
Allen
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asked Nov 12 at 7:46
Allen
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Please add an example of the input data and the expected result
– Ary Jazz
Nov 12 at 8:09
Take a look at the following question in stackoverflow, it might help you: BigQuery: error in SPLIT() returns
– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 12 at 8:41
add a comment |
1
Please add an example of the input data and the expected result
– Ary Jazz
Nov 12 at 8:09
Take a look at the following question in stackoverflow, it might help you: BigQuery: error in SPLIT() returns
– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 12 at 8:41
1
1
Please add an example of the input data and the expected result
– Ary Jazz
Nov 12 at 8:09
Please add an example of the input data and the expected result
– Ary Jazz
Nov 12 at 8:09
Take a look at the following question in stackoverflow, it might help you: BigQuery: error in SPLIT() returns
– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 12 at 8:41
Take a look at the following question in stackoverflow, it might help you: BigQuery: error in SPLIT() returns
– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 12 at 8:41
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I think you are missing the [SAFE_OFFSET(1)] in your query, This should work
SELECT SPLIT(content_tag, ',') [SAFE_OFFSET(1)] AS tag
FROM `test.log`
GROUP BY tag
Edited for format code.
edited Nov 12 at 9:02
انعام الرحمٰن
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answered Nov 12 at 8:45
Tamir Klein
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The legacy SQL query that you have provided will implicitly flatten the array returned from the SPLIT function, which is why it works. Using standard SQL, you need to be more explicit, however:
select tag
from `test.log`,
UNNEST(SPLIT(content_tag, ',')) as tag
group by tag
answered Nov 12 at 12:35
Elliott Brossard
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I am guessing you want something like this:
select tag, count(*)
from (select 'a b c' as tags union all
select 'd c'
) `test.log` cross join
unnest(split(tags, ' ')) tag
group by tag
order by count(*) desc;
This will count the number of tags in the space delimited list of tags.
answered Nov 12 at 12:33
Gordon Linoff
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I think you are missing the [SAFE_OFFSET(1)] in your query, This should work
SELECT SPLIT(content_tag, ',') [SAFE_OFFSET(1)] AS tag
FROM `test.log`
GROUP BY tag
Edited for format code.
edited Nov 12 at 9:02
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I think you are missing the [SAFE_OFFSET(1)] in your query, This should work
SELECT SPLIT(content_tag, ',') [SAFE_OFFSET(1)] AS tag
FROM `test.log`
GROUP BY tag
Edited for format code.
edited Nov 12 at 9:02
انعام الرحمٰن
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answered Nov 12 at 8:45
Tamir Klein
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down vote
accepted
I think you are missing the [SAFE_OFFSET(1)] in your query, This should work
SELECT SPLIT(content_tag, ',') [SAFE_OFFSET(1)] AS tag
FROM `test.log`
GROUP BY tag
Edited for format code.
edited Nov 12 at 9:02
انعام الرحمٰن
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answered Nov 12 at 8:45
Tamir Klein
187
I think you are missing the [SAFE_OFFSET(1)] in your query, This should work
SELECT SPLIT(content_tag, ',') [SAFE_OFFSET(1)] AS tag
FROM `test.log`
GROUP BY tag
Edited for format code.
edited Nov 12 at 9:02
انعام الرحمٰن
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answered Nov 12 at 8:45
Tamir Klein
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edited Nov 12 at 9:02
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The legacy SQL query that you have provided will implicitly flatten the array returned from the SPLIT function, which is why it works. Using standard SQL, you need to be more explicit, however:
select tag
from `test.log`,
UNNEST(SPLIT(content_tag, ',')) as tag
group by tag
answered Nov 12 at 12:35
Elliott Brossard
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1
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The legacy SQL query that you have provided will implicitly flatten the array returned from the SPLIT function, which is why it works. Using standard SQL, you need to be more explicit, however:
select tag
from `test.log`,
UNNEST(SPLIT(content_tag, ',')) as tag
group by tag
answered Nov 12 at 12:35
Elliott Brossard
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up vote
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down vote
The legacy SQL query that you have provided will implicitly flatten the array returned from the SPLIT function, which is why it works. Using standard SQL, you need to be more explicit, however:
select tag
from `test.log`,
UNNEST(SPLIT(content_tag, ',')) as tag
group by tag
answered Nov 12 at 12:35
Elliott Brossard
15.9k21035
The legacy SQL query that you have provided will implicitly flatten the array returned from the SPLIT function, which is why it works. Using standard SQL, you need to be more explicit, however:
select tag
from `test.log`,
UNNEST(SPLIT(content_tag, ',')) as tag
group by tag
answered Nov 12 at 12:35
Elliott Brossard
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I am guessing you want something like this:
select tag, count(*)
from (select 'a b c' as tags union all
select 'd c'
) `test.log` cross join
unnest(split(tags, ' ')) tag
group by tag
order by count(*) desc;
This will count the number of tags in the space delimited list of tags.
answered Nov 12 at 12:33
Gordon Linoff
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0
down vote
I am guessing you want something like this:
select tag, count(*)
from (select 'a b c' as tags union all
select 'd c'
) `test.log` cross join
unnest(split(tags, ' ')) tag
group by tag
order by count(*) desc;
This will count the number of tags in the space delimited list of tags.
answered Nov 12 at 12:33
Gordon Linoff
753k35287395
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up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I am guessing you want something like this:
select tag, count(*)
from (select 'a b c' as tags union all
select 'd c'
) `test.log` cross join
unnest(split(tags, ' ')) tag
group by tag
order by count(*) desc;
This will count the number of tags in the space delimited list of tags.
answered Nov 12 at 12:33
Gordon Linoff
753k35287395
I am guessing you want something like this:
select tag, count(*)
from (select 'a b c' as tags union all
select 'd c'
) `test.log` cross join
unnest(split(tags, ' ')) tag
group by tag
order by count(*) desc;
This will count the number of tags in the space delimited list of tags.
answered Nov 12 at 12:33
Gordon Linoff
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answered Nov 12 at 12:33
Gordon Linoff
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answered Nov 12 at 12:33
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Please add an example of the input data and the expected result
– Ary Jazz
Nov 12 at 8:09
Take a look at the following question in stackoverflow, it might help you: BigQuery: error in SPLIT() returns
– Mohammad Mohabbati
Nov 12 at 8:41