There's a bunch of test databases that I have and I'd like a way to drop all of them. They all have long random strings as names, so it kind of sucks to have to
I can individually access two different Athena tables using two different IAM roles because each lie in different accounts. Is there a way to run a single quer
I have a table where the datetime is stored as varchar but represents the EPOCH time (e.g. 1556895150). How can I get that value to be recognized as a timestamp
I have tried and failed many times t create a table in Athena via the create table from s3 bucket data I have two other tables that work built by a previous col
I have a Lambda function that executing Athena query and exporting the output in csv file to S3 bucket. Now in my S3 bucket I'm getting 2 files .csv and .csv.me
So I've looked through documentation and previous answers on here, but can't seem to figure this out. I have a STRING that represents a date. A normal output l
I have a Spark batch job which is executed hourly. Each run generates and stores new data in S3 with the directory naming pattern DATA/YEAR=?/MONTH=?/DATE=?/dat
I want to remove items from a json value, producing a new json value, within the scope of an Athena query. MySQL has the function JSON_REMOVE which does this ni
I'm using AWS Athena and I'm trying to merge all the rows which have a specific column with levenshtein_distance value lower then 5 and sum the normalised perce