Examples of supportsStagingForExport()


Examples of com.cloudera.sqoop.manager.ConnManager.supportsStagingForExport()

    String stagingTableName = context.getOptions().getStagingTableName();

    String tableName = outputTableName;
    boolean stagingEnabled = false;
    if (stagingTableName != null) { // user has specified the staging table
      if (cmgr.supportsStagingForExport()) {
        LOG.info("Data will be staged in the table: " + stagingTableName);
        tableName = stagingTableName;
        stagingEnabled = true;
      } else {
        throw new ExportException("The active connection manager ("
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Examples of com.cloudera.sqoop.manager.ConnManager.supportsStagingForExport()

    String stagingTableName = context.getOptions().getStagingTableName();

    String tableName = outputTableName;
    boolean stagingEnabled = false;
    if (stagingTableName != null) { // user has specified the staging table
      if (cmgr.supportsStagingForExport()) {
        LOG.info("Data will be staged in the table: " + stagingTableName);
        tableName = stagingTableName;
        stagingEnabled = true;
      } else {
        throw new ExportException("The active connection manager ("
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Examples of com.cloudera.sqoop.manager.ConnManager.supportsStagingForExport()

    String stagingTableName = context.getOptions().getStagingTableName();

    String tableName = outputTableName;
    boolean stagingEnabled = false;
    if (stagingTableName != null) { // user has specified the staging table
      if (cmgr.supportsStagingForExport()) {
        LOG.info("Data will be staged in the table: " + stagingTableName);
        tableName = stagingTableName;
        stagingEnabled = true;
      } else {
        throw new ExportException("The active connection manager ("
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Examples of com.cloudera.sqoop.manager.ConnManager.supportsStagingForExport()

        + context.getConnManager().getClass().getName()
        + ". Please remove the parameter --direct");
    }

    if (stagingTableName != null) { // user has specified the staging table
      if (cmgr.supportsStagingForExport()) {
        LOG.info("Data will be staged in the table: " + stagingTableName);
        tableName = stagingTableName;
        stagingEnabled = true;
      } else {
        throw new ExportException("The active connection manager ("
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Examples of com.cloudera.sqoop.manager.ConnManager.supportsStagingForExport()

        && !cmgr.isDirectModeHBaseSupported()) {
      throw new IOException("Direct mode is incompatible with "
            + "HBase. Please remove the parameter --direct");
    }
    if (stagingTableName != null) { // user has specified the staging table
      if (cmgr.supportsStagingForExport()) {
        LOG.info("Data will be staged in the table: " + stagingTableName);
        tableName = stagingTableName;
        stagingEnabled = true;
      } else {
        throw new ExportException("The active connection manager ("
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Examples of com.cloudera.sqoop.manager.ConnManager.supportsStagingForExport()

    String stagingTableName = context.getOptions().getStagingTableName();

    String tableName = outputTableName;
    boolean stagingEnabled = false;
    if (stagingTableName != null) { // user has specified the staging table
      if (cmgr.supportsStagingForExport()) {
        LOG.info("Data will be staged in the table: " + stagingTableName);
        tableName = stagingTableName;
        stagingEnabled = true;
      } else {
        throw new ExportException("The active connection manager ("
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