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catalog spec table spec view spec puffin spec aes gcm stream spec udf spec implementation status table of contents create a table using a hive catalog using a hadoop catalog using hadoop tables tables in spark schemas create a schema convert a schema from avro convert a schema from spark partitioning create a partition spec branching and tagging creating branches and tags committing to branches reading from branches and tags replacing and fast forwarding branches and tags updating retention properties removing branches and tags home docs java previous 1 4 1 api java api quickstart create a table tables are created using either a catalog or an implementation of the tables interface using a hive catalog the hive catalog connects to a hive metastore to keep track of iceberg tables you can initialize a hive catalog with a name and some properties see catalog properties note currently setconf is always required for hive catalogs but this will change in the future import org apache iceberg hive hivecatalog hivecatalog catalog new hivecatalog catalog setconf spark sparkcontext hadoopconfiguration configure using spark s hadoop configuration map string string properties new hashmap string string properties put warehouse properties put uri catalog initialize hive properties the catalog interface defines methods for working with tables like createtable loadtable renametable and droptable hivecatalog implements the catalog interface to create a table pass an identifier and a schema along with other initial metadata import org apache iceberg table import org apache iceberg catalog tableidentifier tableidentifier name tableidentifier of logging logs table table catalog createtable name schema spec or to load an existing table use the following line table table catalog loadtable name the logs schema and partition spec are created below using a hadoop catalog a hadoop catalog doesn t need to connect to a hive metastore but can only be used with hdfs or similar file systems that support atomic rename concurrent writes with a hadoop catalog are not safe with a local fs or s3 to create a hadoop catalog import org apache hadoop conf configuration import org apache iceberg hadoop hadoopcatalog configuration conf new configuration string warehousepath hdfs host 8020 warehouse_path hadoopcatalog catalog new hadoopcatalog conf warehousepath like the hive catalog hadoopcatalog implements catalog so it also has methods for working with tables like createtable loadtable and droptable this example creates a table with hadoop catalog import org apache iceberg table import org apache iceberg catalog tableidentifier tableidentifier name tableidentifier of logging logs table table catalog createtable name schema spec or to load an existing table use the following line table table catalog loadtable name the logs schema and partition spec are created below using hadoop tables iceberg also supports tables that are stored in a directory in hdfs concurrent writes with a hadoop tables are not safe when stored in the local fs or s3 directory tables don t support all catalog operations like rename so they use the tables interface instead of catalog to create a table in hdfs use hadooptables import org apache hadoop conf configuration import org apache iceberg hadoop hadooptables import org apache iceberg table configuration conf new configuration hadooptables tables new hadooptables conf table table tables create schema spec table_location or to load an existing table use the following line table table tables load table_location danger hadoop tables shouldn t be used with file systems that do not support atomic rename iceberg relies on rename to synchronize concurrent commits for directory tables tables in spark spark uses both hivecatalog and hadooptables to load tables hive is used when the identifier passed to load or save is not a path otherwise spark assumes it is a path based table to read and write to tables from spark see sql queries in spark insert into in spark merge into in spark schemas create a schema this example creates a schema for a logs table import org apache iceberg schema import org apache iceberg types types schema schema new schema types nestedfield required 1 level types stringtype get types nestedfield required 2 event_time types timestamptype withzone types nestedfield required 3 message types stringtype get types nestedfield optional 4 call_stack types listtype ofrequired 5 types stringtype get when using the iceberg api directly type ids are required conversions from other schema formats like spark avro and parquet will automatically assign new ids when a table is created all ids in the schema are re assigned to ensure uniqueness convert a schema from avro to create an iceberg schema from an existing avro schema use converters in avroschemautil import org apache avro schema import org apache avro schema parser import org apache iceberg avro avroschemautil schema avroschema new parser parse type record schema icebergschema avroschemautil toiceberg avroschema convert a schema from spark to create an iceberg schema from an existing table use converters in sparkschemautil import org apache iceberg spark sparkschemautil schema schema sparkschemautil schemafortable sparksession table_name partitioning create a partition spec partition specs describe how iceberg should group records into data files partition specs are created for a table s schema using a builder this example creates a partition spec for the logs table that partitions records by the hour of the log event s timestamp and by log level import org apache iceberg partitionspec partitionspec spec partitionspec builderfor schema hour event_time identity level build for more information on the different partition transforms that iceberg offers visit this page branching and tagging creating branches and tags new branches and tags can be created via the java library s managesnapshots api create a branch test branch which is retained for 1 week and the latest 2 snapshots on test branch will always be retained snapshots on test branch which are created within the last hour will also be retained string branch test branch table managesnapshots createbranch branch 3 setminsnapshotstokeep branch 2 setmaxsnapshotagems branch 3600000 setmaxrefagems branch 604800000 commit create a tag historical tag at snapshot 10 which is retained for a day string tag historical tag table managesnapshots createtag tag 10 setmaxrefagems tag 86400000 commit committing to branches writing to a branch can be performed by specifying tobranch in the operation for the full list refer to updateoperations append file_a to branch test branch string branch test branch table newappend appendfile file_a tobranch branch commit perform row level updates on test branch table newrowdelta addrows data_file adddeletes deletes tobranch branch commit perform a rewrite operation replacing small_file_1 and small_file_2 on test branch with compacted_file table newrewrite rewritefiles immutableset of small_file_1 small_file_2 immutableset of compacted_file tobranch branch commit reading from branches and tags reading from a branch or tag can be done as usual via the table scan api by passing in a branch or tag in the useref api when a branch is passed in the snapshot that s used is the head of the branch note that currently reading from a branch and specifying an asofsnapshotid in the scan is not supported read from the head snapshot of test branch tablescan branchread table newscan useref test branch read from the snapshot referenced by audit tag table tagread table newscan useref audit tag replacing and fast forwarding branches and tags the snapshots which existing branches and tags point to can be updated via the replace apis the fast forward operation is similar to git fast forwarding fast forward can be used to advance a target branch to the head of a source branch or a tag when the target branch is an ancestor of the source for both 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