My table structure is like this:
hive> describe user_data2;
OK
received_at string
message_id string
type string
version string
timestamp_user string
user_id string
sent_at string
channel string
time_log string
And I am targetting this fields,
hive> select received_at, time_log, user_id from user_data2 limit 5;
OK
2016-01-08T12:27:05.565Z 1452256025 836871
2016-01-08T12:27:12.634Z 1452256033 800798
2016-01-08T12:27:12.632Z 1452256033 795799
2016-01-08T12:27:13.694Z 1452256033 820359
2016-01-08T12:27:15.821Z 1452256036 294141
On this I want to make time based query. like
I got some clue of using Datetime UDF - https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/Hive/LanguageManual+UDF#LanguageManualUDF-DateFunctions
But I am not aware how to use this function.
I tried:
select unix_timestamp(received_at) from user_data2 limit 5;
OK
NULL
NULL
NULL
NULL
NULL
Which gives none.
I appreciate if someone give example of using time UDF and getting records between two hours or some other time frame.
Assuming your local TZ is Rome...
select
from_utc_timestamp(regexp_replace(regexp_replace(RECEIVED_AT, 'T',' '), '\\..*$',''), 'Europe/Rome') as TS_RECEIVED,
cast(from_unixtime(cast(TIME_LOG as int)) as timestamp) as TS_LOGGED
from WTF ;
+------------------------+------------------------+--+
| ts_received | ts_logged |
+------------------------+------------------------+--+
| 2016-01-08 13:27:05.0 | 2016-01-08 13:27:05.0 |
+------------------------+------------------------+--+
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