You may use user_permission <table> in the hbase shell for the list of the users that can access to the table. Also you may run scan 'hbase:acl', but that would require superuser privs in HBase. ... View more

You may want to use Stargate REST API Wiki page ... View more

Check that you have /user/tcb directory on the HDFS. Log in as hdfs user and run following commands: hadoop fs -mkdir /user/tcb hadoop fs -chown tcp /user/tcb ... View more

As @ssattiraju mentioned you may use a file with commands providing it as a command line parameter. One quick note - if one of the commands fail, the script will stop executing. To avoid it you may use just simple redirect like: phoenix-sqlline localhost < file.sql ... View more

That's an incorrect approach. You don't need to add xml files to the jars. As I already mentioned before, you need to add directories where those files located, not files themselves. That's how java classpath work. It accepts jars and directories only. So if you need a resource in the java classpath, you need to have it in a jar file (like you did) OR put the parent directory to the classpath. In Squirrel it can be done in the Extra classpath tab of the Driver configuration: ... View more

Actually that's supposed to be something like 5 minutes by default. So, check whether you have any old snapshots that you don't need anymore. ... View more

I'm talking about the config directories. Those are : /etc/hbase/conf and /etc/hadoop/conf. Some versions of HDP have a copy of core-site.xml in the hbase conf dir (you may check it manually). The only jar you need to add to the driver configuration is /usr/hdp/current/phoenix-client/phoenix-client.jar. Don't add anything else. ... View more