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SQOOP-2855: Sqoop2: Enrich Generic JDBC Connector resource file
(Jarek Jarcec Cecho via Abraham Fine)
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# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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# limitations under the License.
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# Generic JDBC Connector Resources
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connector.name = Generic JDBC Connector
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############################
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# Link Config
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#
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linkConfig.label = Link configuration
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linkConfig.help = You must supply the information requested in order to \
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create a link object.
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linkConfig.label = Database connection
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linkConfig.help = Contains configuration that is required to establish connection with your database server.
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# jdbc driver
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linkConfig.jdbcDriver.label = JDBC Driver Class
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linkConfig.jdbcDriver.help = Enter the fully qualified class name of the JDBC \
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driver that will be used for establishing this connection.\
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Note: The driver jar must be in the sqoop lib directory.
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linkConfig.jdbcDriver.label = Driver class
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linkConfig.jdbcDriver.example = com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
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linkConfig.jdbcDriver.help = Fully qualified class name of the JDBC driver that will be used for establishing \
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this connection. Check documentation for instructions how to make the driver's jar files available to Sqoop 2 server.
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# connect string
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linkConfig.connectionString.label = JDBC Connection String
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linkConfig.connectionString.help = Enter the value of JDBC connection string to be \
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used by this connector for creating database connections.
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linkConfig.connectionString.label = Connection String
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linkConfig.connectionString.example = jdbc:mysql://mysql.server/sqoop
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linkConfig.connectionString.help = JDBC connection string associated with your database server.
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# username string
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linkConfig.username.label = Username
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linkConfig.username.help = Enter the username to be used for connecting to the \
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database.
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linkConfig.username.example = sqoop-user
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linkConfig.username.help = Username to be used for connection to the database server.
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# password string
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linkConfig.password.label = Password
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linkConfig.password.help = Enter the password to be used for connecting to the \
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database.
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linkConfig.password.example = Sup3rS3cr3t!
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linkConfig.password.help = Password to be used for connection to the database server.
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# fetch size int
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linkConfig.fetchSize.label = Fetch Size
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linkConfig.fetchSize.help = Optional hint for JDBC fetch size. See \
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http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/sql/Statement.html#setFetchSize(int)
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linkConfig.fetchSize.example = 1000
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linkConfig.fetchSize.help = Optional hint specifying requested JDBC fetch size.
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linkConfig.jdbcProperties.label = Connection Properties
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linkConfig.jdbcProperties.example = useCompression=true
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linkConfig.jdbcProperties.help = Key-value pairs that should be passed down to JDBC driver when establishing connection.
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# jdbc properties
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linkConfig.jdbcProperties.label = JDBC Connection Properties
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linkConfig.jdbcProperties.help = Enter any JDBC properties that should be \
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supplied during the creation of connection.
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# From Job Config
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#
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fromJobConfig.label = From database configuration
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fromJobConfig.help = You must supply the information requested below in order to create \
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the FROM part of the job object
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fromJobConfig.label = Database source
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fromJobConfig.help = Specifies source and way how the data should be fetched from source database.
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# From schema name
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fromJobConfig.schemaName.label = Schema name
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fromJobConfig.schemaName.help = Schema name to read data from
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fromJobConfig.schemaName.example = my_schema
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fromJobConfig.schemaName.help = Schema name if the table is not stored in default schema. Note: Not all database systems \
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understands the concept of schema.
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# From table name
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fromJobConfig.tableName.label = Table name
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fromJobConfig.tableName.help = Table name to read data from
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fromJobConfig.tableName.example = input_table
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fromJobConfig.tableName.help = Input table name from from which data will be retrieved.
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# From table SQL
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fromJobConfig.sql.label = Table SQL statement
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fromJobConfig.sql.help = SQL statement to read data from (Optional if table name is already given)
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fromJobConfig.sql.label = SQL statement
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fromJobConfig.sql.example = select * from input_table where ${CONDITIONS}
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fromJobConfig.sql.help = Import data from given query's results set rather then static table.
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# From table columnList
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fromJobConfig.columnList.label = Table column names
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fromJobConfig.columnList.help = Specific columns in the given table name or the SQL query (Optional)
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fromJobConfig.columnList.label = Column names
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fromJobConfig.columnList.example = id,text,city
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fromJobConfig.columnList.help = Subset of columns that should be retrieved from source table.
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# From table partition column
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fromJobConfig.partitionColumn.label = Partition column name
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fromJobConfig.partitionColumn.help = A specific column for data partition (Optional)
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fromJobConfig.partitionColumn.label = Partition column
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fromJobConfig.partitionColumn.example = id
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fromJobConfig.partitionColumn.help = Input column that should be use to split the import into independent parallel \
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processes. This column will be used in condition of generated queries.
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# From table allow nulls in partition column
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fromJobConfig.allowNullValueInPartitionColumn.label = Null value allowed for the partition column
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fromJobConfig.allowNullValueInPartitionColumn.help = Whether there are null values in partition column (Defaults to false)
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fromJobConfig.allowNullValueInPartitionColumn.label = Partition column nullable
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fromJobConfig.allowNullValueInPartitionColumn.example = true
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fromJobConfig.allowNullValueInPartitionColumn.help = Set true if partition column can contain NULL value.
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# From table boundary
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fromJobConfig.boundaryQuery.label = Boundary query
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fromJobConfig.boundaryQuery.help = The boundary query for data partition (Optional)
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fromJobConfig.boundaryQuery.example = select min(id), max(id) from input_table
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fromJobConfig.boundaryQuery.help = Customize query to retrieve minimal and maximal value of partition column.
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# ToJob Config
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#
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toJobConfig.label = To database configuration
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toJobConfig.help = You must supply the information requested in order to create \
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the TO part of the job object.
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toJobConfig.label = Database target
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toJobConfig.help = Describes target destination and way how data should be persisted on the RDBMS system.
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# To schema name
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toJobConfig.schemaName.label = Schema name
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toJobConfig.schemaName.help = Schema name to write data into
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toJobConfig.schemaName.example = my_schema
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toJobConfig.schemaName.help = Schema name if the table is not stored in default schema. Note: Not all database systems \
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understands the concept of schema.
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# To table name
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toJobConfig.tableName.label = Table name
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toJobConfig.tableName.help = Table name to write data into
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toJobConfig.tableName.example = target_table
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toJobConfig.tableName.help = Destination table name to store transfer results.
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# To table SQL
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toJobConfig.sql.label = Table SQL statement
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toJobConfig.sql.help = SQL statement to use to write data into (Optional if table name is already given)
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toJobConfig.columnList.label = Column names
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toJobConfig.columnList.example = id,text,city
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toJobConfig.columnList.help = Subset of columns that will will be written to. Omitted columns have to either allow \
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NULL values or have defined default value.
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# To table columnList
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toJobConfig.columnList.label = Table column names
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toJobConfig.columnList.help = Specific columns to use in the given table name or the table SQL (Optional)
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toJobConfig.stageTableName.label = Staging table
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toJobConfig.stageTableName.example = staging_target_table
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toJobConfig.stageTableName.help = Name of table with same structure as final table that should be used as a staging \
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destination. Data will be directly written to final table if no staging table is specified.
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# To stage table name
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toJobConfig.stageTableName.label = Stage table name
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toJobConfig.stageTableName.help = Name of the staging table to use (Optional)
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toJobConfig.shouldClearStageTable.label = Clear stage table
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toJobConfig.shouldClearStageTable.example = true
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toJobConfig.shouldClearStageTable.help = If set to true, staging table will be wiped out upon job start.
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# To clear stage table
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toJobConfig.shouldClearStageTable.label = Should clear stage table
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toJobConfig.shouldClearStageTable.help = Indicate if the stage table should be cleared (Defaults to false)
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# Incremental related configuration
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incrementalRead.label = Incremental read
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incrementalRead.help = Configuration related to incremental read
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incrementalRead.help = Configures optional incremental read from the database where source data are changing over time \
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and only new changes need to be re-imported.
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incrementalRead.checkColumn.label = Check column
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incrementalRead.checkColumn.help = Column that is checked during incremental read for new values
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incrementalRead.checkColumn.example = last_update_date
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incrementalRead.checkColumn.help = Column that is checked during incremental read for new values.
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incrementalRead.lastValue.label = Last value
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incrementalRead.lastValue.help = Last read value, fetch will resume with higher values
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incrementalRead.lastValue.example = 19870202
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incrementalRead.lastValue.help = Last imported value, job will read only newer values.
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# Dialect
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dialect.label = SQL Dialect
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dialect.help = Dialect that should be used for generated queries
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dialect.help = Database dialect that should be used for generated queries.
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dialect.identifierEnclose.label = Identifier enclose
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dialect.identifierEnclose.help = Character(s) that should be used to enclose table name, schema, column names, ...
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dialect.identifierEnclose.example = `
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dialect.identifierEnclose.help = Character(s) that should be used to enclose table name, schema or column names.
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