DML in HIVE using the Java API

[Daniel Klinger <dk...@web-computing.de>]

I'm writing an JAVA-Application whitch does DDL and DML in Hive tables. For
DDL is use the Hive-Class org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.metadata.Hive which is
puplic since Version 1.0. It's perfect for DDL and i think faster than JDBC
and other options.

But i couldn't find out how to do DML in JAVA (partitioned and unpartitioned
tables). Unfortunatly this Java-API is pretty bad Documented and I couldn't
find any example code. How can I do DML without using APIs like JDBC? 

Greeting 

Daniel

Re: DML in HIVE using the Java API

[Mich Talebzadeh <mi...@cloudtechnologypartners.co.uk>]

 

Hi, 

How about using sql in beeline? 

On 24/02/2016 12:41, Daniel Klinger wrote: 

> I'm writing an JAVA-Application whitch does DDL and DML in Hive tables. For DDL is use the Hive-Class org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.metadata.Hive which is puplic since Version 1.0. It's perfect for DDL and i think faster than JDBC and other options. 
> 
> But i couldn't find out how to do DML in JAVA (partitioned and unpartitioned tables). Unfortunatly this Java-API is pretty bad Documented and I couldn't find any example code. How can I do DML without using APIs like JDBC? 
> 
> Greeting 
> 
> Daniel

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