Simulating Cursor logic in Apache Pheonix

["@Sanjiv Singh" <sa...@gmail.com>]

Hello Gurus,

I am trying to migrate some of PLSQL code to hadoop + Apache Pheonix.

See below sample example. it has cursor declaration and then iterating over
cursor to update table.


*Cursor Declaration:*

  cursor cur is

      select id_num,

             txt_num

        from numbers_en join translations using(id_num)

                   left join lang         using(id_lang);


*Iterate over curser to update table translations:*


  for rec in cur loop

    if mod(rec.id_num,2) = 0 then

      update translations set txt_trans = upper(txt_trans)

       where current of cur;

  end loop;


Easiest way to achieve is below :


   1. * Make JDBC call to collect ResultSet
   2. * Iterate through ResultSet
   3. * In each record in resultset, make JDBC for update.

Dis-advantages with approach:
  - Client become bottleneck as complete resultset will come to client
 first.
  - cursor logic is not leveraging parallelism processing.


Help me to implement the same bottleneck removed through Apache Pheonix +
HBAse + Hbase Coprocessor.
( Have Coprocessor on Query/View/Table scan and update operation within
coprocessor logic)

Any guidance highly appreciated.




Regards
Sanjiv Singh
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