László Végh created HIVE-25915:
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Summary: Query based MINOR compaction fails with NPE if the data
is loaded into the ACID table
Key: HIVE-25915
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-25915
Project: Hive
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Hive
Reporter: László Végh
Steps to reproduce:
Create a table with import:
{{CREATE TABLE temp_acid(id string, value string) CLUSTERED BY(id) INTO 10
BUCKETS STORED AS ORC TBLPROPERTIES('transactional'='true');}}
{{insert into temp_acid values
('1','one'),('2','two'),('3','three'),('4','four'),('5','five'),('6','six'),('7','seven'),('8','eight'),('9','nine'),('10','ten'),('11','eleven'),('12','twelve'),('13','thirteen'),('14','fourteen'),('15','fifteen'),('16','sixteen'),('17','seventeen'),('18','eighteen'),('19','nineteen'),('20','twenty');}}
{{}}
{{export table temp_acid to '/tmp/temp_acid';}}
{{{}i{}}}{{{}mport table imported from '/tmp/temp_acid';{}}}
If the data is loaded or imported into the table they way it is described
above, the rows in the ORC file don't contain the ACID metadata. The
query-based MINOR compaction fails on this kind of table, because when the
FileSinkOperator tries to read out the bucket metadata from the rows it will
throw a NPE. But deleting and updating a table like this is possible. So
somehow the bucketId can be calculated for rows like this.
The non-query based MINOR compaction works fine on a table like this.
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