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It's a full-featured graphical database shell, like Toad, or RazorSQL, or other similar tools. There's an icon for the Teradata Studio Express on the desktop.

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The database also comes configured with a user named "dbc" with password "dbc". If you manage to stop it, there's an icon on the desktop to restart it. Poking around, there appear to be other logins too, but I haven't tried any of them. It boots up to a super primitive-looking X login, but after you log in, the desktop appears to be Gnome 2 with a few SuSE customizations. The OS is apparently SuSE Enterprise 11, and VMware tools is already installed.

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"I Copied It" will just assign the NIC a new virtual MAC address. In this case, it's safe to click either "I Moved It" or "I Copied It". When you start it up, VMware will ask you if you moved or copied the VM.

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It requires 4G of memory to run though, so make sure to shut down or suspend whatever else you might have to to free that up before you actually click Start or your system will be paging for the next 10 minutes. Running it is as simple as aiming VMware Player or Workstation at the vmx and clicking Start. It expands into a directory named TDE16.20.12.01 which contains a vmx file and a couple of vmdk files.

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You have to create an account to download it, but once you do, you're presented with a 7z file that you can extract on linux as follows:ħza x TDExpress16.20.12.01_Sles11_20180620112938.7z Teradata Express is available as a VMware image. It turned out to be reasonably straightforward, but I did hit a few snags worth mentioning to anyone else pursuing the same goal.

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A quick search revealed an Express version and ODBC drivers for every conceivable platform, so I figured it would be straightforward. I recently needed to get SQL Relay talking to a Teradata database. In the early 90's, I'm sure the term "terabyte" technically existed, but I doubt many people had actually spoken the word. Turns out, that was a Teradata database, and it had apparently been running for years (since 1992) when I finally heard about it. I couldn't even imagine the storage array. At the time, I couldn't even get my mind around how much data that was. In the late 90's I remember reading that Wal-Mart was data-mining more than a terabyte database of customer info. I always love when something has been around longer than the word for what the thing is. That's years before "data-warehouse" was even a term. Their EDW-focused database has been around since the mid-80's. When I try the connectivity from Teradata Studio Express GUI, it gives the following error: : Could not establish connection to jdbc:hive2://xx.xx.xxx.xxx:10000/default?=http .path=cliservice: .HttpHostConnectException: Connection to refusedĪt .(HiveConnection.java:286)Īt .(HiveConnection.java:199)Īt .DriverConnectionBase.internalCreateConnection(DriverConnectionBase.java:105)Īt .DriverConnectionBase.open(DriverConnectionBase.java:54)Īt .(HiveConnection.java:144)Īt .(HivePingFactory.java:44)Īt .(PingJdbcJob.java:30)Īt .(PingJob.java:42)Īt .(Worker.java:54)Īnybody got any idea on what's happening here? Any pointers would be appreciated.Teradata, the company, has been around, in one form or another, since 1979. The custom webhcat-site.xml properties "" & "" won't help me out here. Not sure what's the default one for HDP or how a new one could be defined. However I don't find my conviction on WebHCat username it's asking of. Transaction isolation: TRANSACTION_REPEATABLE_READ The JDBC connection is working perfectly if I test it from the beeline shell. All the configurations namely the JDBC hostname, port, user/password, WebHCat host,port I'm providing as correct. I've been trying to connect my HDP cluster(2.1) from Teradata Studio Express 15.10 via Knox but couldn't succeed.