Oozie Sqoop Write Query Result To A File

Hi,
I have an existing oozie job that makes a query on an Oracle table and
overwrite the result on hive tables.
Now I need to decide overwriting the hive table fi the query returns any
data.
My plan was to run a "select count(*) from..." style record count check.
Then write the output to a file, read the file in second action. There I
would put a decision action whether or not to run the main query and
overwrite hive table.
a hive table. Actually this is the purpose of sqoop but I couldn't find any
thing related to writing the result in a file.
Sedat Kestepe

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