Then Go to tables and click on the spyglass icon. Enter the IP address of the Sandbox VM (typically 192.168.56.101) and then click the “Connect” to establish the connection. Tableau will then present the “Hortonworks Hadoop Hive Connection” configuration dialog. In the left panel select the “Hortonworks Hadoop Hive” server option. Tableau will present a menu that shows various data source options. Start the Tableau application and choose the Select Connect to Data from the Data Menu. Configure the Hive Server type to 2 and then set Authentication Mechanism to “User Name” and the User Name to “sandbox”. You can find it from the Start menu or you can search for it from the Start page. Once the driver is installed you need to configure the driver by executing the DriverConfiguration32.exe utility. Once Tableau is installed you will need to go to the Hortonworks web site and download the Windows 32bit ODBC driver at.
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Install & Configure Windows 32bit ODBC driver To get started, please download and install Tableau from their web site at Tableau is a Windows only application. Establishing a connection from Tableau to Hadoop and the Hortonworks Sandbox is fairly straightforward and we will describe the process here.
Tableau, Apache Hive and the Hortonworks SandboxĪs with most BI tools Tableau can use Apache Hive (via ODBC connection) as the defacto standard for SQL access in Hadoop.
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