Check Constraints 1358 Constraint Naming 1359 Inheritance 1359 Zero-Column Tables 1359 Multiple Identity Columns 1359 Generated Columns 1359 LIKE Clause 1359 WITH Clause 1360 Tablespaces 1360 Typed group id (gid) numbers on each host to prevent problems with scripts or services that use them for identity or permissions. For example, backing up Greenplum databases to some networked filesy stems or storage mechanisms that are supported and that can be used by the Greenplum database server to establish the identity of a client application. Authorization pertains to the privilege and permission models used by

information about this file. PXF now supports connecting to Hadoop with a configurable Hadoop user identity. PXF previously supported only proxy access to Hadoop via the gpadmin Greenplum user. PXF version group id (gid) numbers on each host to prevent problems with scripts or services that use them for identity or permissions. For example, backing up Greenplum databases to some networked filesy stems or storage signed by a certificate authority (CA) should be used in production, so the client can verify the identity of the server. Either a global or local CA can be used. If all the clients are local to the organization

information about this file. PXF now supports connecting to Hadoop with a configurable Hadoop user identity. PXF previously supported only proxy access to Hadoop via the gpadmin Greenplum user. PXF version group id (gid) numbers on each host to prevent problems with scripts or services that use them for identity or permissions. For example, backing up Greenplum databases to some networked filesy stems or storage signed by a certificate authority (CA) should be used in production, so the client can verify the identity of the server. Either a global or local CA can be used. If all the clients are local to the organization

information about this file. PXF now supports connecting to Hadoop with a configurable Hadoop user identity. PXF previously supported only proxy access to Hadoop via the gpadmin Greenplum user. PXF version group id (gid) numbers on each host to prevent problems with scripts or services that use them for identity or permissions. For example, backing up Greenplum databases to some networked filesy stems or storage mechanisms that are supported and that can be used by the Greenplum database server to establish the identity of a client application. Authorization pertains to the privilege and permission models used by

information about this file. PXF now supports connecting to Hadoop with a configurable Hadoop user identity. PXF previously supported only proxy access to Hadoop via the gpadmin Greenplum user. PXF version group id (gid) numbers on each host to prevent problems with scripts or services that use them for identity or permissions. For example, backing up Greenplum databases to some networked filesy stems or mechanisms that are supported and that can be used by the Greenplum database server to establish the identity of a client application. Authorization pertains to the privilege and permission models used by

information about this file. PXF now supports connecting to Hadoop with a configurable Hadoop user identity. PXF previously supported only proxy access to Hadoop via the gpadmin Greenplum user. PXF version group id (gid) numbers on each host to prevent problems with scripts or services that use them for identity or permissions. For example, backing up Greenplum databases to some networked filesy stems or storage mechanisms that are supported and that can be used by the Greenplum database server to establish the identity of a client application. Authorization pertains to the privilege and permission models used by

information about this file. PXF now supports connecting to Hadoop with a configurable Hadoop user identity. PXF previously supported only proxy access to Hadoop via the gpadmin Greenplum user. PXF version group id (gid) numbers on each host to prevent problems with scripts or services that use them for identity or permissions. For example, backing up Greenplum databases to some networked filesy stems or mechanisms that are supported and that can be used by the Greenplum database server to establish the identity of a client application. Authorization pertains to the privilege and permission models used by

Documentation VMware, Inc. 217 PXF now supports connecting to Hadoop with a configurable Hadoop user identity. PXF previously supported only proxy access to Hadoop via the gpadmin Greenplum user. PXF version group id (gid) numbers on each host to prevent problems with scripts or services that use them for identity or permissions. For example, backing up Greenplum databases to some networked filesy stems or storage mechanisms that are supported and that can be used by the Greenplum database server to establish the identity of a client application. Authorization pertains to the privilege and permission models used by

information about this file. PXF now supports connecting to Hadoop with a configurable Hadoop user identity. PXF previously supported only proxy access to Hadoop via the gpadmin Greenplum user. PXF version group id (gid) numbers on each host to prevent problems with scripts or services that use them for identity or permissions. For example, backing up Greenplum databases to some networked filesy stems or storage mechanisms that are supported and that can be used by the Greenplum database server to establish the identity of a client application. Authorization pertains to the privilege and permission models used by

group id (gid) numbers on each host to prevent problems with scripts or services that use them for identity or permissions. For example, backing up Greenplum databases to some networked filesy stems or storage signed by a certificate authority (CA) should be used in production, so the client can verify the identity of the server. Either a global or local CA can be used. If all the clients are local to the organization mechanisms that are supported and that can be used by the Greenplum database server to establish the identity of a client application. Authorization pertains to the privilege and permission models used by