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suraj misra updated PHOENIX-1647:
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Description:
I am able to execute queries having fully qualified names in table names. For
example:
UPSERT INTO TEST.CUSTOMERS_TEST VALUES(102,'hbase2',20,'del')
But when I look at the phoenix driver implementation, I can see that
implementation for DatabaseMetaData .supportsSchemasInDataManipulation method
always return false.
As per JDBC documentation, this method retrieves whether a schema name can be
used in a data manipulation statement.But as you can see in above example, I
can execute DML statements with schema names as well along with other
statements.
Could someone please let me know if there is any specific reason to keep it as
false.
was:
I am able to execute queries having fully qualified names in table names. For
example:
UPSERT INTO TEST.CUSTOMERS_TEST VALUES(102,'hbase2',20,'del')
But when I look at the phoenix driver implementation, I can see that
implementation for DatabaseMetaData .supportsSchemasInDataManipulation method
always return false.
As per JDBC documentation, this method retrieves whether a schema name can be
used in a data manipulation statement.But as you can see in above example, I
can execute DML statements with schema names as well along with other
statements.
> Fully qualified tablename query support in Phoenix
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: PHOENIX-1647
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-1647
> Project: Phoenix
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 4.1.1
> Environment: Phoenix driver 4.1.1
> HBase 98.9
> Hadoop 2
> Reporter: suraj misra
>
> I am able to execute queries having fully qualified names in table names. For
> example:
> UPSERT INTO TEST.CUSTOMERS_TEST VALUES(102,'hbase2',20,'del')
> But when I look at the phoenix driver implementation, I can see that
> implementation for DatabaseMetaData .supportsSchemasInDataManipulation method
> always return false.
> As per JDBC documentation, this method retrieves whether a schema name can be
> used in a data manipulation statement.But as you can see in above example, I
> can execute DML statements with schema names as well along with other
> statements.
> Could someone please let me know if there is any specific reason to keep it
> as false.
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