best way to solve this is load the data in different partition each time
you load the data. (depending on the data you can put the data partitioned
by date or data-hour combination frequency on which you load the data)
I am not sure how you are installing sqoop. If you are using yum on redhat,
the
Hi Nitin
Thanks for your reply.
I am using sqoop *1.4.1-incubating* version. In the sqoop releases download
page the is no such version you are referring. Please correct me if I am
wrong.
Delete the warehouse folder and import is working fine, but my tables
having GB of data, so every time delet
Hi Jason,
I work for an international organization involved in the mobilization of
biodiversity data (specifically we are dealing a lot with observations of
species) so think of it as a lot of point based information with metadata
tags. We have built an Oozie workflow that uses Sqoop to suck in a
