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| Controlling the Input Format |
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| include::input-formatting.txt[] |
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| The following arguments allow you to control the input format of |
| records: |
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| include::input-formatting-args.txt[] |
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| If you have already imported data into HDFS in a text-based |
| representation and want to change the delimiters being used, you |
| should regenerate the class via `sqoop \--generate-only`, specifying |
| the new delimiters with +\--fields-terminated-by+, etc., and the old |
| delimiters with +\--input-fields-terminated-by+, etc. Then run a |
| MapReduce job where your mapper creates an instance of your record |
| class, uses its +parse()+ method to read the fields using the old |
| delimiters, and emits a new +Text+ output value via the record's |
| +toString()+ method, which will use the new delimiters. You'll then |
| want to regenerate the class another time without the |
| +\--input-fields-terminated-by+ specified so that the new delimiters |
| are used for both input and output. |
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