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Jilani Shaik updated SQOOP-3149:
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    Description: 
Sqoop incremental import data from any database to HBase, if source table's 
column from a row is updated to NULL, then target HBase table still showing the 
previous value for that column. 
So if you do a scan on the table for that row, HBase shows the previous values 
of the column.

Expected Result: Sqoop incremental import, If NULL columns are there in source, 
then HBase need not store that and if it already exists need to delete that 
column for a given row.

  was:

Sqoop incremental import data from any database to HBase, if source table's 
column from a row is updated to NULL, then target HBase table still showing the 
previous value for that column. 
So if you do a scan on the table for that row, HBase shows the previous values 
of the column.

Expected Result: Sqoop incremental import should provide a support to delete 
those columns which are NULL in source, As HBase will not store the NULL 
columns.


> Sqoop incremental import -  NULL column updates are not pulled into HBase 
> table
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: SQOOP-3149
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SQOOP-3149
>             Project: Sqoop
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: connectors/generic, hbase-integration
>    Affects Versions: 1.4.6
>            Reporter: Jilani Shaik
>
> Sqoop incremental import data from any database to HBase, if source table's 
> column from a row is updated to NULL, then target HBase table still showing 
> the previous value for that column. 
> So if you do a scan on the table for that row, HBase shows the previous 
> values of the column.
> Expected Result: Sqoop incremental import, If NULL columns are there in 
> source, then HBase need not store that and if it already exists need to 
> delete that column for a given row.



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