Examples of ColumnRangeFilter

org.apache.hadoop.hbase.filter.ColumnRangeFilter
This filter is used for selecting only those keys with columns that are between minColumn to maxColumn. For example, if minColumn is 'an', and maxColumn is 'be', it will pass keys with columns like 'ana', 'bad', but not keys with columns like 'bed', 'eye' If minColumn is null, there is no lower bound. If maxColumn is null, there is no upper bound. minColumnInclusive and maxColumnInclusive specify if the ranges are inclusive or not.
org.hbase.async.ColumnRangeFilter
Filters based on a range of column qualifiers.
This filter is only compatible with HBase 0.92 and newer. @since 1.5

Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hbase.filter.ColumnRangeFilter


        for (byte[] family : intraScan.getFamilies()) {
            hScan.addFamily(family);
        }


        ColumnRangeFilter rangeFilter = new ColumnRangeFilter(
                intraScan.getMinColumn(), intraScan.isMinColumnInclusive(),
                intraScan.getMaxColumn(), intraScan.isMaxColumnInclusive());
        hScan.setFilter(rangeFilter);


        HaeinsaTableTransaction tableState = tx.createOrGetTableState(getTableName());

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hbase.filter.ColumnRangeFilter


        for (byte[] family : intraScan.getFamilies()) {
            hScan.addFamily(family);
        }


        ColumnRangeFilter rangeFilter = new ColumnRangeFilter(
                intraScan.getMinColumn(), intraScan.isMinColumnInclusive(),
                intraScan.getMaxColumn(), intraScan.isMaxColumnInclusive());
        hScan.setFilter(rangeFilter);


        final ResultScanner scanner = table.getScanner(hScan);

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hbase.filter.ColumnRangeFilter


  /** {@inheritDoc} */
  @Override
  public Filter toHBaseFilter(KijiColumnName kijiColumnName, Context context) throws IOException {
    final String family = kijiColumnName.getFamily();
    return new ColumnRangeFilter(
        toHBaseQualifierBytesOrNull(context, family, mMinQualifier), mIncludeMin,
        toHBaseQualifierBytesOrNull(context, family, mMaxQualifier), mIncludeMax);
  }

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hbase.filter.ColumnRangeFilter

        break;
      case ColumnPrefixFilter:
        filter = new ColumnPrefixFilter(Base64.decode(value));
        break;
      case ColumnRangeFilter:
        filter = new ColumnRangeFilter(Base64.decode(minColumn),
            minColumnInclusive, Base64.decode(maxColumn),
            maxColumnInclusive);
        break;
      case DependentColumnFilter:
        filter = new DependentColumnFilter(Base64.decode(family),

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Examples of org.hbase.async.ColumnRangeFilter

                   Deferred.group(client.put(put3), client.put(put4))).join();
    final Scanner scanner = client.newScanner(table);
    scanner.setFamily(family);
    scanner.setStartKey("crf1");
    scanner.setStopKey("crf3");
    scanner.setFilter(new ColumnRangeFilter("qb", true, "qd4", false));
    final ArrayList<ArrayList<KeyValue>> rows = scanner.nextRows().join();
    assertSizeIs(2, rows);  // One KV from row "fl1" and one from "fl2".
    ArrayList<KeyValue> kvs = rows.get(0);
    assertSizeIs(1, kvs);
    assertEq("v2", kvs.get(0).value());

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Examples of org.hbase.async.ColumnRangeFilter

    client.setFlushInterval(FAST_FLUSH);
    // Keep rows that have both:
    //   - a row key that is exactly either "fl1" or "fl2".
    //   - a qualifier in between "qb" (inclusive) and "qd4" (exclusive).
    final ArrayList<ScanFilter> filters = new ArrayList<ScanFilter>(2);
    filters.add(new ColumnRangeFilter("qb", true, "qd4", false));
    filters.add(new KeyRegexpFilter("fl[12]$"));
    // Filtered out as we're looking due to qualifier being out of range:
    final PutRequest put1 = new PutRequest(table, "fl1", family, "qa1", "v1");
    // Kept by the filter:
    final PutRequest put2 = new PutRequest(table, "fl1", family, "qb2", "v2");

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