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    The document provides instructions for creating a Students table in MySQL, inserting at least 10 rows of data, and then using Sqoop to import the MySQL table into HDFS and create an external table in Hive. It first has users create a Students table with columns for student ID, first name, last name, and GPA. It then lists 10 insert statements to populate the table. Finally, it provides the Sqoop command to import the MySQL table into HDFS and create a corresponding Students_Imported table in the jagwk10 Hive database by splitting the import across HDFS blocks.

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    The document provides instructions for creating a Students table in MySQL, inserting at least 10 rows of data, and then using Sqoop to import the MySQL table into HDFS and create an external table in Hive. It first has users create a Students table with columns for student ID, first name, last name, and GPA. It then lists 10 insert statements to populate the table. Finally, it provides the Sqoop command to import the MySQL table into HDFS and create a corresponding Students_Imported table in the jagwk10 Hive database by splitting the import across HDFS blocks.

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    The document provides instructions for creating a Students table in MySQL, inserting at least 10 rows of data, and then using Sqoop to import the MySQL table into HDFS and create an external table in Hive. It first has users create a Students table with columns for student ID, first name, last name, and GPA. It then lists 10 insert statements to populate the table. Finally, it provides the Sqoop command to import the MySQL table into HDFS and create a corresponding Students_Imported table in the jagwk10 Hive database by splitting the import across HDFS blocks.

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    BDM1043 Lab1 HDFS Commands

    Maricris Q. Resma
    BDM 1043 - Big Data Fundamentals 02 (DSMM Group 2)
    Lambton College Mississauga
    Jagmohan Dutta

    November 11, 2022


    1. Create Database and Table Students in mysql

    CREATE TABLE Students (sid CHAR(9), firstname VARCHAR(20), lastname CHAR(8),


    gpa REAL);

    2. Insert atleast 10 rows into this table.

    insert into Students values ('C011111', 'Maricris', 'Resma', 3.5)

    insert into Students values ('C022222', 'Mari', 'Quilop', 3.5);


    insert into Students values ('C033333', 'Cris', 'Santos', 3.5);

    insert into Students values ('C044444', 'Matty', 'Resma', 3.5);

    insert into Students values ('C055555', 'Matthias', 'Quilop', 3.5);

    insert into Students values ('C066666', 'Edgar', 'Resma', 3.5);

    insert into Students values ('C077777', 'Allan', 'Gonzales', 3.5);

    insert into Students values ('C088888', 'Jr', 'Resma', 3.5);

    insert into Students values ('C099999', 'Matthew', 'Healy', 3.5);

    insert into Students values ('C010101', 'Makis', 'Antonio', 3.5);


    3. Import this table into Hadoop by using sqoop.

    sqoop-import --connect jdbc:mysql://sandbox-hdp.hortonworks.com/jagwk10 --username root --


    P --table Students --hive-import --create-hive-table --hive-table Students_Imported --hive-
    database jagwk10 --split-by id -m 1;

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