pick up JDK for sqoop
and JRE for yarn?
Or any workarounds possible?
Please let me know!
Thanks,
Divya
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to use NFS itself, since we need to recreate the exact
folder/file structure on hdfs.
With Regards,
Gautam Hegde
On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 10:56 PM, Pumudu ruhunage pumud...@gmail.com
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Hi Gautam,
Can you please give more details of what you tried ? What's the command
you execute
: New Text Document.txt dir fileId:463160
Is there any way to resolve this, so that I can successfully write from
windows to HDFS NFS?
Thanks in advance
Gautam Hegde
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Hi David,
You can try cat command and copy the file to local filesystem and view it[
1 http://hadoop.apache.org/docs/r0.18.3/hdfs_shell.html#cat]. But it
seems you need to view it directly within hdfs. i'm not sure if there's any
hadoop commands to get it done, but i have read/write to hdfs using
Hi,
There are some great map reduce samples in hadoop itself. Have you seen
them ? If you have hadoop 2.2.0 and if you goto
{hadoop_base}/share/hadoop/mapreduce you can find bunch of great sample map
reduce programs. In different versions of hadoop this directory can be
different.
Regards,