If u want data of timeStamp2 also, (All 6 rows as shown in eg: above) then you have to put timeStamp3 in stop row.. The stop row is exclusive.
startRow : aabb|timeStamp1| stopRow is : aabb|timeStamp3 -Anoop- On Wed, Apr 22, 2015 at 5:09 PM, Shahab Yunus <shahab.yu...@gmail.com> wrote: > I see that you are already using partial key scan approach. > > When you say that you want data from the timeStamp2 as well, you want all > the rows from timeStamp2? Also, how are you actually setting the stopRow? > What are you providing for the *anyNumber field when you are setting > stopRow? > > e.g. if your data is: > > aabb|timeStamp1 > aabb|timeStamp1|5 > aabb|timeStamp1|9 > aabb|timeStamp2|3 > aabb|timeStamp2|4 > aabb|timeStamp2|5 > > In this case you want all 6 rows, right? > > > Regards, > Shahab > > On Wed, Apr 22, 2015 at 7:03 AM, Sachin <scorpio.king...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > My rowkey format is uniqueid|timestamp|randomnumber. > > > > I want to retrieve data from hbase by using scanner with java api where > my > > startRow : aabb|timeStamp1| > > stopRow is : aabb|timeStamp2|any_number > > > > timeStamp1 and timeStamp2 are time ranges. So I want to fetch all values > in > > between above timestamp where my *any_number can be anything it's * in > > regular expression. So my start and stop rows become : > > > > startRow : aabb|timeStamp1| > > stopRow is : aabb|timeStamp2|* > > > > I set these param to scan object but its not fetching data from hbase. > Can > > anyone tell me how to do that? > > > > >
