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[jira] [Updated] (PHOENIX-2235) [Pherf] Allow users to specify a postfix as well as a prefix for CHAR data types and allow sequence placement to be configurable

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James Taylor updated PHOENIX-2235:
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    Labels: pherf  (was: )

> [Pherf] Allow users to specify a postfix as well as a prefix for CHAR data types and allow sequence placement to be configurable
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>
>                 Key: PHOENIX-2235
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-2235
>             Project: Phoenix
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: Jan Fernando
>              Labels: pherf
>
> When building char data with Pherf it would be with a prefix and sequential values currently Pherf appends the sequence value to the prefix and generates a random string to pad the string to the required length.
> e.g. myprefix123rndstring
> 1) It would be great to be able to define a postfix that would be used instead of a random string.
>         <column>
>             <type>CHAR</type>
>             <userDefined>true</userDefined>
>             <dataSequence>SEQUENTIAL</dataSequence>
>             <length>8</length>
>             <name>ID</name>
>             <prefix>myprefix</prefix>
>             <postfix>0</postfix>
>         </column>
> This would generate the following for example: myprefix12300000
> The postfix would repeated and/or truncated to pad the string correctly.
> 2) It would really useful additional to control whether the sequence appears after the prefix or postfix. 
> e.g. to generate myprefixrndstring123 instead we could configure the column to use an additional position attribute on datasequence.
>          <column>
>             <type>CHAR</type>
>             <userDefined>true</userDefined>
>             <dataSequence position="postfix">SEQUENTIAL</dataSequence>
>             <length>8</length>
>             <name>ID</name>
>             <prefix>myprefix</prefix>
>         </column>



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