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Created 12-19-2016 07:13 AM
Created 12-19-2016 01:03 PM
The validate option works only on tables in HDFS, not on those in Hive and HBase. It works both with "import" and "export" Sqoop commands. The default validation class is org.apache.sqoop.validation.RowCountValidator which compares the number of rows in the source and destination tables. You can customize it by providing your own validation class, which must implement the org.apache.sqoop.validation.Validator interface. Check also the response to the same question asked before, and Sqoop documentation, chapter 11.
Created 12-19-2016 07:16 AM
Validate option is to validate the data being imported into HDFS/Hive table against the input table using the table row count and number of rows copied. Refer to the link for details.
Created 12-19-2016 01:03 PM
The validate option works only on tables in HDFS, not on those in Hive and HBase. It works both with "import" and "export" Sqoop commands. The default validation class is org.apache.sqoop.validation.RowCountValidator which compares the number of rows in the source and destination tables. You can customize it by providing your own validation class, which must implement the org.apache.sqoop.validation.Validator interface. Check also the response to the same question asked before, and Sqoop documentation, chapter 11.