OwlDQ User Guide
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Column Deltas

Example

-ds dataset_deltas,
-rd "2019-07-15" \
-q "select * from nyse where run_dt = '2019-07-14'" \
-lib "/opt/owl/drivers/postgres/" \
-cxn postgres \
-record "SYMBOL"

A simple way to see if distinct values in a given column are being added or dropped compared to the previous run

-record "SYMBOL"

In this example, if a new symbol is added or dropped it will appear in the Records section of the hoot page.

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