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10-02-2017
05:02 PM
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You can specify the columns that you want to update as long as you have the primary-key constraint columns available. > create table t(pk varchar not null primary key, col1 integer, col2 integer, col3 integer);
> upsert into t(pk, col2) values('a', 2);
When you provide fewer columns than the schema defines, the other columns will receive no new value. This is an equivalent operation to an "UPDATE" in a traditional RDBMS.
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10-02-2017
07:31 PM
kafka-consumer-groups.sh calls ConsumerGroupCommand Please take a look at the following method: ConsumerGroupCommand#getPartitionOffsets
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09-14-2017
08:53 PM
I got this fixed. Had to add a dependency for netty-all in the pom file.
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08-24-2017
06:31 AM
You need phoenix-client libs in classpath for remote PQS connection.
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