The reference object for this parameter <p> HBase connector </p> <p> It delegates each Processor on a and it accepts custom configuration in a Key-Value fashion </p> The reference object for this parameter Give a name to this configuration so it can be later referenced by config-ref. The HBaseService You may change it for mocking purposes Answers if the HBase server is reachable Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. Creates a new table given its name. The descriptor must be unique and not reserved. Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. the descriptor for the new table. Answers if a given table exists, regardless it is enabled or not Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. the table name Disables and deletes an existent table. Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. name of table to delete Answers if the given existent table is enabled. Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. name of the table to query for its enabling state Enables an existent table. Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. name of the table to enable Disables an existent table Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. the table name to disable Adds a column family to a table given a table and column name. This Processor gracefully handles necessary table disabling and enabled. Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. the name of the target table the name of the column the optional maximum number of versions the column family supports if all the column values will be stored in the region's cache replication scope: 0 for locally scoped data (data for this column family will not be replicated) and 1 for globally scoped data (data will be replicated to all peers.)) Answers if column family exists. Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. the target table name the target column family name Changes one or more properties of a column family in a table. This Processor gracefully handles necessary table disabling and enabled. other custom parameters values The reference object for this parameter Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. required the target table required the target column family the new max amount of versions the the new block size the new compression type the new compaction compression type new value for if values are stored in Region's cache new ttl new value of enabling block cache new value of bloom filter type new value for replication scope Delete a column family Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. required the target table required the target column family Answers the values at the given row - (table, row) combination Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. required the target table the key of the row to update the maximum number of versions to retrieved the timestamp Saves a value at the specified (table, row, familyName, familyQualifier, timestamp) combination Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. required the target table the key of the row to update the column family dimension the column qualifier dimension the version dimension the value to put. It must be either a byte array or a serializable object. As a special case, strings are saved always in standard utf-8 format. set it to false means that in a fail scenario, you will lose any increments that have not been flushed. a optional Deletes the values at a given row Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. the name of the target table the key of the row to delete set null to delete all column families in the specified row the qualifier of the column values to delete. If no qualifier is specified, the Processor will affect all the qulifiers for the given column family name to delete. Thus it has only sense if deleteColumnFamilyName is specified the timestamp of the values to delete. If no timestamp is specified, the most recent timestamp for the deleted value is used. Only has sense if deleteColumnFamilyName is specified if all versions should be deleted,or only those more recent than the deleteTimestamp. Only has sense if deleteColumnFamilyName and deleteColumnQualifier are specified an optional Scans across all rows in a table, returning a scanner over it Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. limits the scan to a specific table. This is the only required argument. limits the scan to a specific column family or null limits the scan to a specific column or null. Requires a columnFamilyName to be defined. limits the scan to a specific timestamp get versions of columns only within the specified timestamp range: [timestamp, maxTimestamp) the number of rows for caching the number of rows for caching that will be passed to scanners limits the number of versions on each column limits the beginning of the scan to the specified row inclusive limits the end of the scan to the specified row exclusive the number of results internally fetched by request to the HBase server. Increase it for improving network efficiency, or decrease it for reducing memory usage Atomically increments the value of at a (table, row, familyName, familyQualifier) combination. If the cell value does not yet exist it is initialized to amount. Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. the name of the table that contains the cell to increment. the row key that contains the cell to increment. the column family of the cell to increment. the column qualifier of the cell to increment. the amount to increment the cell with (or decrement, if the amount is negative). set it to false means that in a fail scenario, you will lose any increments that have not been flushed. Atomically checks if a value at a (table, row,family,qualifier) matches the given one. If it does, it performs the put. Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. the name of the table that contains the cell to check. the row key that contains the cell to check. the column family of the cell to check. the column qualifier of the cell to check. the value to check. It must be either a byte array or a serializable object. As a special case, strings are saved always in standard utf-8 format. the column family of the cell to put. the column qualifier of the cell to put. the version dimension to put. the value to put. It must be either a byte array or a serializable object. As a special case, strings are saved always in standard utf-8 format. set it to false means that in a fail scenario, you will lose any increments that have not been flushed. and optional Atomically checks if a value at a (table, row,family,qualifier) matches the given one. If it does, it performs the delete. Specify which configuration to use for this invocation. the name of the table that contains the cell to check. the row key that contains the cell to check. the column family of the cell to check. the qualifier of the column to check the value to check. It must be either a byte array or a serializable object. As a special case, strings are saved always in standard utf-8 format. the name of the column family to delete the qualifier of the column values to delete. If no qualifier is specified, the Processor will affect all the qulifiers for the given column family name to delete. Thus it has only sense if deleteColumnFamilyName is specified the timestamp of the values to delete. If no timestamp is specified, the most recent timestamp for the deleted value is used. Only has sense if deleteColumnFamilyName is specified if all versions should be deleted,or only those more recent than the deleteTimestamp. Only has sense if deleteColumnFamilyName and deleteColumnQualifier are specified an optional