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Progress DataDirect for JDBC for Apache Spark SQL User's Guide Release 6.0.1

Spark SQL Compatibility with Apache Hive

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Table of Contents
  • Welcome to the Progress DataDirect for JDBC for Apache Spark SQL Driver
    • What's New in this Release?
    • Requirements
    • Data Source and Driver Classes
    • Connection URL
    • Version String Information
    • Connection Properties
    • Data Types
      • getTypeInfo
    • DataDirect tools
    • Troubleshooting
    • Additional information
    • Contacting Technical Support
  • Getting started
    • Data Source and Driver Classes
    • Setting the Classpath
    • Connecting with the JDBC Driver Manager
      • Connection URL
      • Testing the Connection
    • Connecting Using Data Sources
      • How Data Sources Are Implemented
      • Creating Data Sources
        • Example Data Source
      • Calling a Data Source in an Application
      • Testing a data source connection
  • Using the driver
    • Required permissions for Java SE with the standard Security Manager enabled
      • Permissions for establishing connections
      • Granting access to Java properties
      • Granting access to temporary files
      • Permissions for Kerberos Authentication
    • Connecting from an Application
      • Data Source and Driver Classes
      • Setting the Classpath
      • Connecting with the JDBC Driver Manager
        • Connection URL
        • Testing the Connection
      • Connecting Using Data Sources
        • How Data Sources Are Implemented
        • Creating Data Sources
          • Example Data Source
        • Calling a Data Source in an Application
        • Testing a data source connection
      • HTTP Mode
      • Interactive SQL for JDBC (JDBCISQL)
    • Using Connection Properties
      • Required Properties
      • User ID/Password Authentication Properties
      • Kerberos Authentication Properties
      • Data Encryption Properties
      • Data Type Handling Properties
      • HTTP Properties
      • Timeout Properties
      • Client Information Properties
      • Statement Pooling Properties
      • Proxy Server Properties
      • Additional Properties
    • Performance Considerations
    • Using Authentication
      • Using the AuthenticationMethod Property
      • Configuring User ID/Password Authentication
      • Configuring the Driver for Kerberos Authentication
        • Kerberos Authentication Requirements
        • The JAAS Login Configuration File
        • The krb5.conf File
        • Specifying User Credentials for Kerberos Authentication (Delegation of Credentials)
        • Obtaining a Kerberos Ticket Granting Ticket
        • Kerberos SASL-QOP
    • Data encryption
      • Configuring SSL encryption
      • Configuring SSL server authentication
      • Configuring SSL client authentication
      • FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standard)
    • Proxy server support
    • Using Client Information
      • How Databases Store Client Information
        • Storing Client Information
      • Returning client information
      • Returning MetaData About Client Information Locations
    • IP Addresses
    • Parameter metadata support
      • Insert, Update, and Delete Statements
      • Select Statements
    • ResultSet metadata support
    • Isolation Levels
    • Unicode support
    • Error Handling
    • Large Object Support
    • Rowset Support
    • Timeouts
    • Views
    • SQL Escape Sequences
    • Using Scrollable Cursors
    • Spark SQL Compatibility with Apache Hive
    • Stored Procedures
  • Connection Property Descriptions
    • AccountingInfo
    • ApplicationName
    • ArrayFetchSize
    • AuthenticationMethod
    • BinaryDescribeType
    • ClientHostName
    • ClientUser
    • ConnectionRetryCount
    • ConnectionRetryDelay
    • ConvertNull
    • CookieName
    • CryptoProtocolVersion
    • DatabaseName
    • EnableCookieAuthentication
    • EncryptionMethod
    • HostNameInCertificate
    • HTTPPath
    • ImportStatementPool
    • InitializationString
    • InsensitiveResultSetBufferSize
    • JavaDoubleToString
    • KeyPassword
    • KeyStore
    • KeyStorePassword
    • LoginTimeout
    • MaxBinarySize
    • MaxPooledStatements
    • Password
    • PortNumber
    • ProgramID
    • ProxyHost
    • ProxyPassword
    • ProxyPort
    • ProxyUser
    • RegisterStatementPoolMonitorMBean
    • RemoveColumnQualifiers
    • ServerName
    • ServicePrincipalName
    • SpyAttributes
    • StringDescribeType
    • TransactionMode
    • TransportMode
    • TrustStore
    • TrustStorePassword
    • UseCurrentSchema
    • User
    • UserAgent
    • ValidateServerCertificate
  • Supported SQL Functionality
    • Data Definition Language
    • Column Name Qualification
    • From Clause
    • Group By Clause
    • Having Clause
    • Order By Clause
    • For Update Clause
    • Set Operators
    • Subqueries
    • SQL Expressions
      • Constants
      • Numeric Operators
      • Character Operator
      • Relational Operators
      • Logical Operators
      • Functions
  • Copyright
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Spark SQL Compatibility with Apache Hive

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  • Last Updated: August 19, 2015
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    • DataDirect Connectors
    • JDBC
    • Apache Spark SQL 6.0
    • Documentation

Spark SQL currently supports most Hive features and additional features are continuously being added. For the latest information, refer to Spark SQL and DataFrame Guide: Compatibility with Apache Hive.

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