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[Lucene-hadoop Wiki] Update of "Hbase/HbaseFeatureRequests" by StuHood
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Feel free to add feature or enhancement requests below. Note that only in rare occasions will a request be considered for the initial release to keep the effort focused.
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+ * Add ability for the user to specify the timestamp of a row, much like in bigtable. (our dataset is already mapped to a specific timestamp). Added ''2007-05-29 16:21:06 by johanoskarsson''
- Add ability for the user to specify the timestamp of a row, much like in bigtable.
- (our dataset is already mapped to a specific timestamp). Added ''2007-05-29 16:21:06 by johanoskarsson''
- Add to HClient something like `HClient#getNearest(Text row, Text [] column, long timestamp)` to return the results that fall closest to provided timestamp (Use case: wayback machine type applications). Also `HClient#getNearest(Text row, Text [] column, long timestamp, long delta)` where `delta` is a maximum for how far to go into the future -- or past -- beyond the supplied timestamp. Added ''2007-05-29 by stack''
+ * Add to HClient something like `HClient#getNearest(Text row, Text [] column, long timestamp)` to return the results that fall closest to provided timestamp (Use case: wayback machine type applications). Also `HClient#getNearest(Text row, Text [] column, long timestamp, long delta)` where `delta` is a maximum for how far to go into the future -- or past -- beyond the supplied timestamp. Added ''2007-05-29 by stack''
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+ * Clients should be able to open an OutputStream for putting a value into a table. Right now the only interface for insertion is via a byte[], which severely limits the flexibility of the system. Added ''2007-10-08 by stuhood''