I meant compression method for the table. You should be able see this config
viewing your table with master.jsp. E.g.
COMPRESSION => 'GZ'
2011/1/16
> I didn't do anything about compression in HBase configure.
> So you mean I can keep oracle schema in hbase with a compression method,
> right?
>
>
I didn't do anything about compression in HBase configure.
So you mean I can keep oracle schema in hbase with a compression method,
right?
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Some code from Andrey:
## function converts any value to bytes (using Bytes class methods)
def toBytes(val)
String.from_java_bytes(Bytes.
toBytes(val))
end
## example analog of the "select * from where key"
def fetch(table, id, args = {})
key = Writables.getBytes(BsnId.new(id))
print Byte
Which compression method did you use for your hbase table ?
Thanks
2011/1/16
> Hi,
> I want to put a table of data from RDBM to HBase.
> Key is the same both in RDBMS and HBase, but I wonder how to put these
> columns data.
> All put in a cell with json format or keep it like RDBMS table's colu
Hi,
I want to put a table of data from RDBM to HBase.
Key is the same both in RDBMS and HBase, but I wonder how to put these
columns data.
All put in a cell with json format or keep it like RDBMS table's columns?
Put in Json format, it will impact the ETL when a column's data changed, It
needs to k
Hi All,
I think this is a stupid question but I cant seem to find an answer one way or
the other anywhere else so here goes. Is it possible to decode the values
stored
in columns to something other than string when performing a scan using the
hbase
shell?
To be really clear I have a table con
Hi,
Re HBaseHUT - Alex didn't mention it, but he did a really nice and clear
writeup
of it in this post:
http://blog.sematext.com/2010/12/16/deferring-processing-updates-to-increase-hbase-write-performance/
Otis
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