November 2014
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The HBase data model terminology is listed as follows:
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This is a unique key for each record in an HBase table. It is represented as a byte array internally. No matter what data (string, long, date, or serialized) we choose as the row key, internally, on the disk, or in memory, it will be converted to byte arrays, and then stored. For example, Emp_ID can be the row key for an employee table.
This entity of an HBase table groups different columns of the table. Suppose we have columns such as name, dob, salary, city, phone, pin, and landmark in an employee table. We can group these columns as Basic_Detail(name, dob, salary) and Address(city, ...
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