Phoenix Cmdlets
 

Phoenix PowerShell Cmdlets

An easy-to-use set of PowerShell Cmdlets offering real-time access to Apache Phoenix. The Cmdlets allow users to easily read, write, update, and delete live data - just like working with SQL server.

  • Easy-to-use Cmdlets with a simple SQL interface to live Apache Phoenix.
  • Read, write, and update Apache Phoenix from PowerShell scripts.
  • Easily pipe data into and out-of flat-files, databases, and other data stores for archival, back-up, and synchronization.

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PS C:\> Invoke-Phoenix -Connection $conn -Query "SELECT * FROM HBaseDB" | Export-Csv c:\HBaseDB.csv

Access Phoenix data from PowerShell!

The Phoenix Cmdlets provide the easiest way to connect with Apache Phoenix data from the command-line. The Cmdlets leverage a straightforward design, similar to the Microsoft SQL Server Database Engine Cmdlets, that makes it easy to import, export, backup, analyze, transform, & connect-to your Phoenix data.

Command-line Phoenix Data Integration


The Phoenix Cmdlets offer a simple Transact-SQL interface for connecting with data in real time from Microsoft PowerShell. The Phoenix Cmdlets make it easy to:

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Phoenix Import/Export

Pipe data from Phoenix into and out-of flat-files, databases, and other data stores for archival, back-up, and synchronization.

Clean & Normalize Data

Use PowerShell scripting to normalize and/or de-duplicate Phoenix Data. Easily interact with real-time data.

Automate Integration Tasks

Connect scripts with scheduling Apps (like the windows scheduler) to automate common integration tasks.




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