Package com.cloudera.sqoop.manager

Examples of com.cloudera.sqoop.manager.ConnManager.escapeTableName()

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      if (null == colNames) {
        colNames = mgr.getColumnNames(tableName);
      }

      if (mgr.escapeTableNameOnExport()) {
        DBOutputFormat.setOutput(job, mgr.escapeTableName(tableName), colNames);
      } else {
        DBOutputFormat.setOutput(job, tableName, colNames);
      }

      job.setOutputFormatClass(getOutputFormatClass());
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        // We can't set the class properly in here, because we may not have the
        // jar loaded in this JVM. So we start by calling setInput() with
        // DBWritable and then overriding the string manually.
        DataDrivenDBInputFormat.setInput(job, DBWritable.class,
            mgr.escapeTableName(tableName), whereClause,
            mgr.escapeColName(splitByCol), sqlColNames);

        // If user specified boundary query on the command line propagate it to
        // the job
        if (options.getBoundaryQuery() != null) {
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        // We can't set the class properly in here, because we may not have the
        // jar loaded in this JVM. So we start by calling setInput() with
        // DBWritable and then overriding the string manually.
        DataDrivenDBInputFormat.setInput(job, DBWritable.class,
            mgr.escapeTableName(tableName), whereClause,
            mgr.escapeColName(splitByCol), sqlColNames);

        // If user specified boundary query on the command line propagate it to
        // the job
        if(options.getBoundaryQuery() != null) {
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        // We can't set the class properly in here, because we may not have the
        // jar loaded in this JVM. So we start by calling setInput() with
        // DBWritable and then overriding the string manually.
        DataDrivenDBInputFormat.setInput(job, DBWritable.class,
            mgr.escapeTableName(tableName), whereClause,
            mgr.escapeColName(splitByCol), sqlColNames);

        // If user specified boundary query on the command line propagate it to
        // the job
        if (options.getBoundaryQuery() != null) {
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