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Whenever there is an update to the Iceberg table, a new snapshot of the table is created, and the metadata pointer points to the current table metadata file. At the top of the hierarchy is the metadata file, which stores information about the table’s schema, partition information, and snapshots. tableProperty("format-version", "2").partitionedBy($"product_category").createOrReplace()
Time Travel: Reproduce a query as of a given time or snapshot ID, which can be used for historical audits and rollback of erroneous operations, as an example. 4 2005 7140596. We see that as of the first snapshot ( 7445571238522489274) we had data from the years 1995 to 2005 in the table. 1 2008 7009728. 2 2007 7453215.
Frequent materialized view refreshes on top of constantly changing base tables due to streamed data can lead to snapshot isolation errors. Also, the need to derive near-real-time insights within seconds requires frequent materialized view refreshes in this traditional relational database approach.
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