OVER Clause

[feduss]

Hi, how can i use OVER clause in a query? It gives me an error

[mlauber71]

@feduss welcome to the KNIME forum.

If you want to use OVER like in an SQL code you might use a database node but this would depend on the implementation of window functions in your database.

RANK variable in DB

@chanoufi_marwa one way to do it is to use a Hive environment and a RANK function. Other SQL databases should also support RANK like H2 (Window Functions). Hint: the KNIME implementation of H2 currently has the version 1.4.196. Unfortunately with H2 the RANK etc functions are only supported with version 1.4.198 or later … @ScottF might be an interesting case to update that version

One example of using OVER just with KNIME resources is shown in this thread using a local big data environment.

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[feduss]

Thanks for the fast reply and the welcome :)! I’m just testing Knime for a possible future implementation