Examples of org.apache.accumulo.core.client.admin.TableOperations.clone()

org.apache.accumulo.core.client.admin.TableOperations.clone()

Clone a table from an existing table. The cloned table will have the same data as the source table it was created from. After cloning, the two tables can mutate independently. Initially the cloned table should not use any extra space, however as the source table and cloned table major compact extra space will be used by the clone. Initially the cloned table is only readable and writable by the user who created it. @param srcTableName the table to clone @param newTableName the name of the clone @param flush determines if memory is flushed in the source table before cloning. @param propertiesToSet the sources tables properties are copied, this allows overriding of those properties @param propertiesToExclude do not copy these properties from the source table, just revert to system defaults


    bw.close();


    String clonedTable = makeTableName();


    tops.clone(originalTable, clonedTable, true, null, null);
    tops.merge(clonedTable, null, new Text("b"));


    Map<String,Integer> rowCounts = Maps.newHashMap();
    Scanner s = connector.createScanner(clonedTable, new Authorizations());
    for (Entry<Key,Value> entry : s) {

            fail();
          case 5:
            ops.clearLocatorCache(tableName);
            fail();
          case 6:
            ops.clone(tableName, "2", true, Collections.<String,String> emptyMap(), Collections.<String> emptySet());
            fail();
          case 7:
            ops.compact(tableName, a, z, true, true);
            fail();
          case 8:

          case 0:
            ops.create(tableName);
            fail();
          case 1:
            ops.create("a");
            ops.clone("a", tableName, true, Collections.<String,String> emptyMap(), Collections.<String> emptySet());
            fail();
          case 2:
            ops.importTable(tableName, System.getProperty("user.dir") + "/target");
            fail();
          default:

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