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Ryan Blue commented on PARQUET-163:
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[~manish.agarwal], are you using Hive's DataWritableWriter class? That class is
not really designed to be user-facing, it is part of the Hive implementation. I
recommend using a different object model, like parquet-avro, that would be more
straight-forward and not require using Writables.
> BytesWritable is not in parquet 's writePrimitive method in
> DataWritableWriter class
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> Key: PARQUET-163
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PARQUET-163
> Project: Parquet
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Manish Agarwal
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> I have 2 int fields and 1 string field . To insert it into parquet File I use
> 2 IntWritable and 1 BinaryWritable object .
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> For next record i can reuse my 2 IntWritable objects but i have to create a
> new BinaryWritable object because BinaryWritable do not have set method .
> This is a bottleneck for me in performance as i am doing new again for every
> nextrecord .
> How do you guys recommend i solve this since BytesWritable is not in parquet
> 's writePrimitive in DataWritableWriter class . it has ByteWritable and we
> need BytesWritable
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