You shouldn't need to provide '--driver'. Try removing it from your sqoop command. ... View more

Sqoop2 actually only has one connector, but can use different jdbc drivers to connect to a relational database. There's work to be done to make optimizations when transfering data, but the generic jdbc connector should work. Could you try running your job with "set option --name verbose --value true"? Also, please provide the output of "show connection --all" and "show job --all". ... View more

Also, please remove "sqljdbc.jar" as it could be taking precedence. ... View more

What is your exact error message with stack trace? You can turn on verbose logging via "set option --name verbose --value true" ... View more

Is sqljdbc4.jar in /var/lib/sqoop2. ... View more

Is server1.cvrunner.com your machine? If so, core-site.xml might not be configured properly. Could you try adding a property:     <property>     <name>fs.defaultFS</name>     <value>hdfs://server1.cvrunner.com:8020</value>   </property>   ... View more

It sounds like your core-site.xml on the node running the Sqoop server isn't configured properly. Does the node running Sqoop2 server have /etc/hadoop/conf/core-site.xml? If not, could you try copying your clients /etc/hadoop/conf to the node running Sqoop2 server? So, your problem should be rectifiable more easily in Sqoop 1.99.4 (CDH 5.3.0). See https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SQOOP-1620 for more details. ... View more

What is your full sqoop command? ... View more