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Andrew Purtell updated HBASE-1002:
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Description:
Improve the usability of filters by making them specifiable or executable using
a little query language.
For example:
col("entry:price") > 3 && (col("entry:name") = "ABC" || col("entry:name") =
"XYZ")
Can be implemented as a little language compiler that takes filter
specifications as input and builds the requisite hierarchy of filter API
classes and actions as emitted java code.
Compiler can be a utility class, something like:
{code}
Scan scan = new Scan();
scan.addFamily(Bytes.toBytes("entry"));
// ...
scan.setFilter(Filter.compile("col(\"entry:price\") > 3 &&
(col(\"entry:name\") = \"ABC\" || col(\"entry:name\") = \"XYZ\""));
// ...
{code}
or even something like
{code}
Scan scan = Filter.compileScan("col(\"entry:price\") > 3 &&
(col(\"entry:name\") = \"ABC\" || col(\"entry:name\") = \"XYZ\""));
// ...
{code}
Can also be implemented using JRuby snippets sent to the regionserver for
execution, but this has troublesome security implications.
was:
Improve the usability of filters by making them specifiable or executable using
a little query language.
For example:
col("entry:price") > 3 && (col("entry:name") = "ABC" || col("entry:name") =
"XYZ")
Can be implemented as a little language compiler that takes filter
specifications as input and builds the requisite hierarchy of filter API
classes and actions as emitted java code.
Can also be implemented using JRuby snippets sent to the regionserver for
execution, but this has troublesome security implications.
> Small query language for filters
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>
> Key: HBASE-1002
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-1002
> Project: Hadoop HBase
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: filters
> Reporter: Andrew Purtell
> Priority: Minor
>
> Improve the usability of filters by making them specifiable or executable
> using a little query language.
> For example:
> col("entry:price") > 3 && (col("entry:name") = "ABC" || col("entry:name")
> = "XYZ")
> Can be implemented as a little language compiler that takes filter
> specifications as input and builds the requisite hierarchy of filter API
> classes and actions as emitted java code.
> Compiler can be a utility class, something like:
> {code}
> Scan scan = new Scan();
> scan.addFamily(Bytes.toBytes("entry"));
> // ...
> scan.setFilter(Filter.compile("col(\"entry:price\") > 3 &&
> (col(\"entry:name\") = \"ABC\" || col(\"entry:name\") = \"XYZ\""));
> // ...
> {code}
> or even something like
> {code}
> Scan scan = Filter.compileScan("col(\"entry:price\") > 3 &&
> (col(\"entry:name\") = \"ABC\" || col(\"entry:name\") = \"XYZ\""));
> // ...
> {code}
> Can also be implemented using JRuby snippets sent to the regionserver for
> execution, but this has troublesome security implications.
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