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Veena Basavaraj updated SQOOP-1801:
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Description:
The predicate will mainly have the operators, columns and values
1. Required/ Optional validation
operators (Required, or we default to > ) , column (Required) and values (
optional) and the las-value in the from config will be used
2. Enum of supported operators and its semantics and check if the operator is
valid
Supported operators ( < , >, LIKE, IN BETWEEN...) to begin with
3. Validate if the column exists in the data source.
4. Validate that the corresponding connectors support the incremental.
Few more are possible depending on how much feedback we want to give in the
early stages...
was:
The predicate will mainly have the operators, columns and values
1. Required/ Optional validation
operators (Required, or we default to > ) , column (Required) and values (
optional) and the las-value in the from config will be used
2. Enum of supported operators and its semantics and check if the operator is
valid
Supported operators ( < , >, LIKE, IN BETWEEN...) to begin with
3. Validate if the column exists in the data source.
4. Validate that the corresponding connectors support the incremental.
Few more are possible depending on how much feedback we want to give in the
early stages...
Summary: Predicate /Config API : Validations for the Predicate (was:
Validations for the Predicate )
> Predicate /Config API : Validations for the Predicate
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> Key: SQOOP-1801
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SQOOP-1801
> Project: Sqoop
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Reporter: Veena Basavaraj
> Assignee: Veena Basavaraj
> Fix For: 1.99.5
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>
> The predicate will mainly have the operators, columns and values
> 1. Required/ Optional validation
> operators (Required, or we default to > ) , column (Required) and values (
> optional) and the las-value in the from config will be used
> 2. Enum of supported operators and its semantics and check if the operator is
> valid
> Supported operators ( < , >, LIKE, IN BETWEEN...) to begin with
> 3. Validate if the column exists in the data source.
> 4. Validate that the corresponding connectors support the incremental.
> Few more are possible depending on how much feedback we want to give in the
> early stages...
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