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Hi balazs,
Thank you for responding to the above problem. FYI I'm working in radoop nest and I could find only two operators loop and loop attributes .
When I'm storing in hive database like you said table_name_%{loop_attribute} , I couldnt store in different tables since %{loop_attribute} is just column name. How do i store it with different names in this case ?
P.S.- There is loop values that can be used in sparkrm but my whole process is built with radoop operators which needs to looped and store it with different names .
Thank you for responding to the above problem. FYI I'm working in radoop nest and I could find only two operators loop and loop attributes .

When I'm storing in hive database like you said table_name_%{loop_attribute} , I couldnt store in different tables since %{loop_attribute} is just column name. How do i store it with different names in this case ?
P.S.- There is loop values that can be used in sparkrm but my whole process is built with radoop operators which needs to looped and store it with different names .
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Hi,
in the Write Database operator (and almost everywhere else) you can use macros in the "table name" parameter.
It would be something like: table_name_%{loop_nr}
The iteration number would be in a macro, this is mostly automatic with the Loop operators in RapidMiner.
There are different videos for macros in the Academy if you'd like to learn more about them:
https://academy.rapidminer.com/catalog?query=macros
Regards,
Balázs
in the Write Database operator (and almost everywhere else) you can use macros in the "table name" parameter.
It would be something like: table_name_%{loop_nr}
The iteration number would be in a macro, this is mostly automatic with the Loop operators in RapidMiner.
There are different videos for macros in the Academy if you'd like to learn more about them:
https://academy.rapidminer.com/catalog?query=macros
Regards,
Balázs
Hi,
I think you can use the normal Generate Macro within a Radoop Nest. Not sure though - please give it a try.
Best,
Martin
in the Write Database operator (and almost everywhere else) you can use macros in the "table name" parameter.
It would be something like: table_name_%{loop_nr}
The iteration number would be in a macro, this is mostly automatic with the Loop operators in RapidMiner.
There are different videos for macros in the Academy if you'd like to learn more about them:
https://academy.rapidminer.com/catalog?query=macros
Regards,
Balázs