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Buddhika Chamith De Alwis commented on HIVE-2757:
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Recently I had this requirement of getting hive running in local mode without
the assumption of HADOOP_HOME being set. My use case was to run Hive embedded
inside an OSGi environment running the Hive Thrift Service. So I had to make
some changes in local mode job submission codes to directly invoke Hadoop
instead of going through Hadoop scripts. I am attaching the changes as a patch
in case you folks find it useful. I took the liberty of defining couple of new
properties so that it would continue to work with Hadoop scripts as normal if
above properties are not explicitly set. Anyway this doesn't take away the
HADOOP_HOME requirement to start hive using hive scripts since they are heavily
dependent on being HADOOP_HOME set. In my case this was sufficient since I was
starting Hive server programatically without going through hive scripts. Also
here I have used a HADOOPLIB property where I assume all Hadoop related
dependencies are present. In my case this was not bound to HADOOP_HOME, was
just a specific location inside OSGi container where all Hive and Hadoop jars
were present together.
> hive can't find hadoop executor scripts without HADOOP_HOME set
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> Key: HIVE-2757
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-2757
> Project: Hive
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: CLI
> Affects Versions: 0.8.0
> Reporter: Roman Shaposhnik
> Attachments: HIVE-2757.patch.txt
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> The trouble is that in Hadoop 0.23 HADOOP_HOME has been deprecated. I think
> it would be really nice if bin/hive can be modified to capture the which
> hadoop
> and pass that as a property into the JVM.
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