hbase region still in transition

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1,删除hbase中的 hbase:meta表中相应的region的row如;
get 'hbase:meta','kylin_metadata,,1481101316881.f3b4c7c1148aee68fbaaecd2dfdb9e70.'
delete 'hbase:meta','kylin_metadata,,1481101316881.f3b4c7c1148aee68fbaaecd2dfdb9e70.','info:regioninfo'
delete 'hbase:meta','kylin_metadata,,1481101316881.f3b4c7c1148aee68fbaaecd2dfdb9e70.','info:seqnumDuringOpen'
delete 'hbase:meta','kylin_metadata,,1481101316881.f3b4c7c1148aee68fbaaecd2dfdb9e70.','info:server'
delete 'hbase:meta','kylin_metadata,,1481101316881.f3b4c7c1148aee68fbaaecd2dfdb9e70.','info:serverstartcode' 1,删除zkcli /hbase
2,重启hbase
4 hbase hbck -repair table_name
5,重启hbase
6,hbase hbck -repair table_name如何开启hbase balancer？
HBase will perform the balancing for you automatically as long as the HBase
balancer hasn't been disabled. You can check for the state of the balancer
using the hbase shell: $ hbase shell
hbase(main):008:0> balancer_enabled
true Assuming the balancer hasn't been turned off, that should be enough for you
to let the HBase Master re-balance the regions in the cluster to include
the new server, otherwise if the balancer is off (false) then you can
re-enable it with the "balance_switch true" command from the hbase shell.
See also the "balancer" command from the shell.