RImpala_connect: Establishes a JDBC connection to a machine running Impala
In RImpala: Using Cloudera 'Impala' Through 'R'

Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) Examples

This function creates a connection to the impalad daemon running on a machine in a Hadoop Cluster. The IP of the machine and the port on which the impalad daemon is running is passed as an argument.

1	rimpala.connect(IP="localhost",port="21050",principal="noSasl")

`IP`	The IP of the machine to which the connection needs to be established. Default value is localhost
`port`	The port on the machine where the Impala daemon is running. Default value is 21050
`principal`	The principal to use if you require Kerberos authentication.The principal must be the same user principal you used when starting Impala. For example: "impala/myhost.example.com@H2.EXAMPLE.COM". Default value is "noSasl"

"Connection Established" is displayed on the console upon successful connection.

Vijay Raajaa vijay.raajaa@mu-sigma.com,
Austin Chungath Vincent austin.cv@mu-sigma.com,
Vikas Raguttahalli vikas.r@mu-sigma.com,
Sachin Sudarshana sachin.sudarshana@mu-sigma.com

## Not run: 
library("RImpala")
rimpala.init()
rimpala.connect(IP="127.0.0.1",port="21050")
rimpala.close()
rimpala.connect(IP="localhost",port="21050",principal="impala/myhost.example.com@H2.EXAMPLE.COM")

## End(Not run)