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@kevinrr888 kevinrr888 commented Oct 16, 2025

Adds ability to scan tables via the shell using a key-based range. This allows for more fine-grained shell scans, such as scanning a row between a given column family and another given column family. Previously, options were only available for start and end rows (the entire rows) or specific columns (needed to be explicitly specified, no way to do range). Provides options for row, cf, cq, cv, and ts.

closes #5891

Adds ability to scan tables via the shell using a key-based range. This allows for more fine-grained shell scans, such as scanning a row between a given column family and another given column family. Previously, options were only available for start and end rows (the entire rows) or specific columns (needed to be explicitly specified, no way to do range). Provides options for row, cf, cq, cv, and ts.

closes apache#5891
@kevinrr888 kevinrr888 added this to the 2.1.5 milestone Oct 16, 2025
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dlmarion commented Jan 28, 2026

I wonder if these changes are needed. Can the user get the required behavior by specifying a begin and end row in the shell scan command and applying the CfCqSliceSeekingFilter iterator and setting its options?

Edit: I asked the issue creator on the linked issue if this would satisfy the need.

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Need -bc, -ec, -bq, and -eq options on shell scan command

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