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How are large objects handled in Sqoop?



How are large objects handled in Sqoop?..

Answer / Pintu Kumar Paswan

Sqoop handles large objects by splitting them into smaller chunks, usually line-based or record-based. The split process is controlled by a configuration called the 'split-by' option, which can be set based on various factors like file size, key, date, etc.

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