Sure is. Just provide a start Key and end Key.
scan.setRange(new Range(new Key(singleRowId.getBytes(),
startTime.getBytes(), "0".getBytes()), true, new
Key(singleRowId.getBytes(), endTime.getBytes(), "1".getBytes()), true);
The range spans the single row you are interested in, and you can
specify up to the column qualifier for the start and end key. If you
don't specify the visibility of timestamp, you would end up getting all
key-values (cv,timestamp,value) between those two keys.
On 7/17/14, 11:03 AM, Ryan wrote:
Hi, I'm learning Accumulo and am attempting to write a Java client that
scans over an Accumulo table using a single row id and a range of column
families. Going through the API, the closest thing I've found to this
feature is the 'bound method:
scan.setRange(new Range(entity).bound(new Column(startTime.getBytes(),
"0".getBytes(), "public".getBytes()), new Column(endTime.getBytes(),
"1".getBytes(), "public".getBytes())));
Is there a simpler way to do this without a need to include the
visibility or column qualifier?
The API version I'm using is 1.5.1.
