Please consider prioritizing the HBql team's development of an HBase
ODBC driver..
We need at least three things for us to realistically
"plan/build/operate" on Hadoop:
1. Put our "too big data" into Hadoop (sqoop-->Hive, HBql-->HBase, etc)
2. Connect our applications to Hadoop to process this "too big data"
via MR (HBql looks great here, Hive has JDBC too, neither have full ODBC)
3. View our "too big data" in Hadoop with universally familiar desktop
tools (Excel,Access,SqlDbx)
Today, #3 cannot be done _anywhere_ in Hadoop.(requires a full ODBC
capability). Please Help!
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Ambrose [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, January 11, 2010 3:24 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: HBql potential to support ODBC driver/API for HBase?
No plans for it, but always open to ideas.
Is there any consideration for HBql to implement /support drivers
that provide HBase w/ an ODBC API capability?. We don't yet know
if/how/when we can potentially connect our legacy data tools (MS-Excel,
MS-Access, and SqlDbx) to Hadoop. The Hadoop HIVE project has an OBDC
driver, but it is not yet supported on Microsoft Windows. We are
looking forward to when we can connect universally familiar
Microsoft-based data tools to Hadoop.
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