Access Data through the Java Client API

Apache HBase 1.1.1
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Apache HBase is written in Java and therefore there are multiple ways to access HBase using various clients. Explore various tasks using the shell and Java client API, including reading and writing data and updating and deleting.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • establish a connection to HBase using a Java API with the HConnection, HTable, and HTablePool
    create tables using the client Java API
    create a Put class instance with a rowkey to store data in an HBase table
    add data to an HBase table using the add() method in the Put instance
    specify a timestamp within a Put constructor to specify different versions
    use the get() and has() method to check the existence of a column in an HBase table
    use the Get class to read data from an HBase table
    use the addFamily() and addColumn () methods of the Get class
    use the setTimeRange(), setTimeStamp(), and setMaxVersions() methods of the Get class to retrieve versions of columns
    use the getValue() and getColumnLast() to retrieve specific values from a cell in an HBase table
  • use List with the Get class to return a list of values in a batch
    use Scan() to read an entire HBase table
    use Scan() to read a table starting at a specific row or scan a range of rows from an HBase table
    use different methods to further narrow search results from a Scan constructor
    use the getScanner() methods to get the instance of a scan and browse the results
    use the ResultScanner class to retrieve the rows from the scanner
    update data in an HBase table using the Put instance
    delete data from an HBase table
    create an HBase table and insert, update, delete, and retrieve data using the Java Client API

IN THIS COURSE

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    Establishing a Connection
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    Creating Tables Using the Client Java API
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    Creating a Put Class Instance
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    Adding Data Using the add() Method
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    Using Timestamp with Put for Versioning
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    Using the get() and has() Method
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    Using the Get Class
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    Retrieving Columns Using the Get Class
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    Retrieving Versions of Columns Using the Get Class
    6m 4s
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    Retrieving Specific Values From a Cell
    3m 8s
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    Using List With the Get Class
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    Using Scan() to Read an Entire Table
    3m 59s
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    Scanning Rows Starting at a Specific Row or a Range
    3m 7s
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    Using Methods to Narrow Search Results
    8m 44s
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    Using getScanner() Method
    2m 48s
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    Using the ResultScanner Class
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    Updating Data
    5m 26s
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    Deleting Data
    9m 4s
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    Exercise: Managing Data Using a Client API
    5m 8s
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