General Commands

General Commands - 

 
 status    Show status of the cluster. Can be used to display general commands - 
 
           hbase> status
           hbase> status 'simple'
           hbase> status 'summary'
           hbase> status 'detailed' 
 
 version  Shows the current version of hbase being used in the cluster.

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