- First take a look at content of Contact table in my local MySQL like this (
SELECT * from CONTACT
) - Next step is to use sqoop import command like this
As you will notice this command is same as hive import command that i used in last blog entry to import content of RDMBS into text file, only difference is i had to addsqoop import --connect jdbc:mysql://macos/test --table Address -m 1 --hive-import
--hive-import
switch - This command takes care of first creating Contact table into Hive and then importing content of CONTACT table from RDMBS into CONTACT table in Hive. Now i can see content of Contact table in Hive like this
Importing data from RDBMS into Hive using sqoop
In the Importing data from RDBMS into Hadoop i blogged about how to import content of RDBMS into Hadoop Text file using Sqoop. But its more common to import the content of RDMBS into Hive. I wanted to try that out, so i decided to import content of the Contact table that i created in the Importing data from RDBMS into Hadoop entry in Contact table in Hive on my local machine. I followed these steps
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