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SQL Editor Worksheet (Beta)

SQL worksheets are available as of Datameer 7.1 as a beta feature.

An SQL editor interface has been added to Datameer. Creating an SQL worksheet gives you the ability to write SQL queries directly in a workbook. Users working within SQL worksheets can utilize this feature to combine processes that might take several steps using the traditional interface.

Exporting data

HiveServer2 can export using the original format type

Exports to HiveServer2 into existing partitioned tables are written in the origin format type. (E.g., Text file, SequenceFile, Rcfile, Avro, Orc, Parquet).

User Permissions

Cascading permissions

You can now speed up the task of setting permissions with the cascading permissions feature. The owner of a folder (or administrator user) can update the permission settings for all artifacts, files, and subfolders within the folder by cascading the permissions. The permissions are cascaded to all members of a Datameer group or the owner can cascade the permissions for all Datameer users.

Removal of support HSQL_HTTP

Datameer no longer supports the connection and import from an HSQL_Http database.  HSQL_File continues to be  supported.

Scheduling Jobs Made Easier

Import jobs, data links, and export jobs are able to run on a schedule you set. This schedule for each job is available in the inspector under the Information tab but was only available to edit within the job's wizard configuration, and to access this schedule you must navigate through the wizard to the scheduling section. As of Datameer 7.1, you can access and edit a job's scheduling configuration directly from the inspector in the file browser under the new Config tab.

Schedules created with non complex cron patterns are converted automatically in the inspector. Select Schedule Type and Custom from the drop down menu to view or edit the schedule cron pattern. 


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