Execute query file
Hi,
Scenario: I have started my Hadoop processes (dfs and mapred). I have also
started by Hive thrift server using the command:
$bin/hive --service hiveserver.
I want to execute a query file {nothing but a text file with a list of
queries separated by new line character} through my JDBC application. How
do I do it?
Note: I am aware that through the command line, i can run this statement to
execute the queries in the query file:
$bin/hive -e /path/to/query/file
I am not looking for this one
Thanks.
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