ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW
Applies to: Databricks SQL
Alters metadata associated with the view.
Allows you to perform any of the following actions:
- Add a schedule for refreshing an existing materialized view.
- Alter an existing refresh schedule for a materialized view.
- Drop the refresh schedule for a materialized view. If the schedule is dropped, the object needs to be refreshed manually to reflect the latest data.
To add or alter a comment on a view or its columns, use COMMENT ON.
Syntax
ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW view_name
{ schedule |
ALTER COLUMN clause |
SET ROW FILTER clause |
DROP ROW FILTER |
SET TAGS clause |
UNSET TAGS clause }
schedule
{
{ ADD | ALTER } SCHEDULE [ REFRESH ]
schedule_clause |
DROP SCHEDULE
}
schedule_clause
{ EVERY number { HOUR | HOURS | DAY | DAYS | WEEK | WEEKS } |
CRON cron_string [ AT TIME ZONE timezone_id ] }
Parameters
-
SCHEDULE [ REFRESH ]
schedule_clauseAllows you to add a schedule to or alter the schedule of a materialized view.
-
EVERY number { HOUR | HOURS | DAY | DAYS | WEEK | WEEKS }
To schedule a refresh that occurs periodically, use
EVERY
syntax. IfEVERY
syntax is specified, the streaming table or materialized view is refreshed periodically at the specified interval based on the provided value, such asHOUR
,HOURS
,DAY
,DAYS
,WEEK
, orWEEKS
. The following table lists accepted integer values fornumber
.Time unit
Integer value
HOUR or HOURS
1 <= H <= 72
DAY or DAYS
1 <= D <= 31
WEEK or WEEKS
1 <= W <= 8
noteThe singular and plural forms of the included time unit are semantically equivalent.
-
CRON cron_string [ AT TIME ZONE timezone_id ]
To schedule a refresh using a quartz cron value. Valid time_zone_values are accepted.
AT TIME ZONE LOCAL
is not supported.If
AT TIME ZONE
is absent, the session time zone is used. IfAT TIME ZONE
is absent and the session time zone is not set, an error is thrown.SCHEDULE
is semantically equivalent toSCHEDULE REFRESH
.
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-
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Changes a property of a column.
-
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Adds a row filter function to the materialized view. All subsequent queries to the materialized view receive a subset of the rows where the function evaluates to boolean
TRUE
. This can be useful for fine-grained access control purposes where the function can inspect the identity or group memberships of the invoking user to determine whether to filter certain rows. -
DROP ROW FILTER
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Drops the row filter from the materialized view, if any. Future queries will return all rows from the table without any automatic filtering.
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SET TAGS ( { tag_name = tag_value } [, ...] )
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Apply tags to the materialized view. You need to have
APPLY TAG
permission to add tags to the materialized view.-
tag_name
A literal
STRING
. Thetag_name
must be unique within the materialized view or column. -
tag_value
A literal
STRING
.
-
-
UNSET TAGS ( tag_name [, ...] )
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Remove tags from the materialized view. You need to have
APPLY TAG
permission to remove tags from the materialized view.-
tag_name
A literal
STRING
. Thetag_name
must be unique within the materialized view or column.
-
Examples
-- Adds a schedule to refresh a materialized view once a day
-- at midnight in Los Angeles
> ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW my_mv
ADD SCHEDULE CRON '0 0 0 * * ? *' AT TIME ZONE 'America/Los_Angeles';
-- Alters the schedule to run every two hours for a materialized view
> ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW my_mv
ALTER SCHEDULE EVERY 2 HOURS;
-- Drops the schedule for a materialized view
> ALTER MATERIALIZED VIEW my_mv
DROP SCHEDULE;