extraRegionsInMeta (Hbck2)
Reports regions that exist in hbase:meta but do not have corresponding region directories on the filesystem. The hbase:meta table must be online for this command to run.
Command Syntax
hbase hbck -j <path-to-hbck2-jar> extraRegionsInMeta [<NAMESPACE | NAMESPACE:TABLENAME>... | -i <INPUT_FILE>...]Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-f, --fix | Removes all extra regions found in hbase:meta. |
-i, --inputFiles <file1> [<file2>...] | Specifies one or more files containing namespaces or table names, one per line. |
Description
For each specified namespace or table, this command compares the regions recorded in hbase:meta with the region directories present on the filesystem.
A region is reported as extra when:
- It exists in hbase:meta, and
- No matching region directory exists on the filesystem.
If you specify the --fix option, all such extra regions will be removed from hbase:meta.
Important Considerations
Before running
--fix, verify whether the reported extra regions overlap with existing valid regions.- If an overlap exists, using
extraRegionsInMeta --fixis typically the safest and most effective option.
- If an overlap exists, using
If the extra regions do not overlap, the
assignscommand may be a simpler alternative because it can recreate missing region directories when needed.
Examples
- Report extra regions for
table_1andtable_2in thedefaultnamespace:
hbase hbck -j <path-to-hbck2-jar> extraRegionsInMeta default:table_1 default:table_2- Report extra regions for
table_1in thedefaultnamespace and all tables in namespacens1:
hbase hbck -j <path-to-hbck2-jar> extraRegionsInMeta default:table_1 ns1- Fix (remove) extra regions for tables listed in
fileName1andfileName2:
hbase hbck -j <path-to-hbck2-jar> extraRegionsInMeta --fix -i fileName1 fileName2Was this page helpful?