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Showing posts with label Hive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hive. Show all posts

Sunday, April 15, 2018

Enabling hive Authorization in Qubole

Once the Hive authorization is enabled in qubole we need to manage the users and permission by Hive authentication,  following are the some of the commands which will be used for the same.

1. Listing the Current Roles

Set role admin;
show roles

2. Create the roles

CREATE ROLE <role_name>;
Creates a new role. Only the admin role has privilege for this.


Eg:
Set role admin;
Create role sysadmin;

3. Grant Role to users


GRANT ROLE <role_name> TO USER <user_name>
 
Eg:
Set role admin;
Grant Role sysadmin to user rahul ;


4. Revoke a role from user

REVOKE ROLE <role_name> FROM USER <user_name>;


Eg:
Set role admin;
REVOKE Role sysadmin from user rahul;


5. List  Roles attached to a user

SHOW ROLE GRANT USER <user_name>;


Eg.
Set role admin;
show role grant user `rahul`;


6. List Users under a role

SHOW PRINCIPALS <Role_name>


Eg
Set role admin;
SHOW PRINCIPALS sysadmin


7. Assign Role access to tables



Sample Permission
SELECT privilege: It provides read access to an object (table).
INSERT privilege: It provides ability for adding data to an object (table).
UPDATE privilege: It provides ability for running UPDATE queries on an object (table).
DELETE privilege: It provides ability for deleting data in an object (table).
ALL privilege: It provides all privileges. In other words, this privilege gets translated into all the above privileges.


GRANT <Permission> ON <table_name> TO ROLE <role_name>;


Eg:
Grant all on default.testtable to role sysadmin


8. View Role/user Permissions on tables

Check all users who have been granted with a specific role


SHOW GRANT USER <user_name> ON <table_name|All>;
SHOW GRANT ROLE <user_name> ON <table_name|All>;


Eg:
SHOW GRANT user analytics on all

Saturday, March 31, 2018

Parsing Value from a Json Field in Qubole.

Description of how to extract a value from a JSON field in Hive using the get_json_object function. When the data in one of the fields in the Hive environment is in JSON format, and we need to extract a value out of the JSON, we can use the get_json_object function. For example, if we have a column named jdata containing the following JSON:


get_json_object(column_name, '$.keyvalue')

The column name is : jdata and json the Column is as followes.

{
    "Foo": "ABC",
    "Bar": "20090101100000",
    "Quux": {
        "QuuxId": 1234,
        "QuuxName": "Sam"
    }
}

if we have to extract ABC : get_json_object(jdata, '$.Foo')