i. Equals can be mimicked by specifying both = and = (i.e. -lte=123
-gte=123)
ii. What do you mean by taking a partial rowkey? the lte and gte are
partial matches.
On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 10:24 PM, Nivetha K nivethak3...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Iam working with Pig.
I need to know some
Hi Deniel,
with new struntured pig package, the scripts run succeeded with pig-0.12.0.
I just did following:
1. devided without hadoop jar into pig core and pig core dependencies.
2. save jars in 1# in lib directory
3. in pig script, always add all the jars in lib directory into classpath and
add
(i) There is no direct way to take exact match
(ii) Partial row key means
consider my rowkeys are
123456,123678,123678,124789,124789.. i need to take the rowkeys
starts with 123
On 1 July 2014 11:36, Pradeep Gollakota pradeep...@gmail.com wrote:
i. Equals can be mimicked
i. That's correct.
ii. If the key partial match is at the beginning of the row key, then what
you're looking for is the -gte and -lt/-lte flags. If you want to start
with 123, you just specify -gte 123 -lt 124. This would have the same
affect as a partial starts with match. If what you're looking
I see what's happening. JarManager finds the enclosing jar from
classpath and wrap those into job.jar. Originally I want to ship
dependent jars separately through distributed cache, so we don't have
to create job.jar every time, and those jars will get reused due to
PIG-2672, and for Pig on tez,
