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Anoop Sam John commented on PHOENIX-1:
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That was my thinking too.. If there are problem with memory (being not 
sufficient at HRS to cache small table data) there should be traces of errors.  
Silently giving no results looked strange to me and pinged.  I think this wont 
happen. (As I have seen some other defects being raised saying OOME)

Do you have some more details [~sesteves] ?  Have you checked logs at HRS side?

> select only gives results for certain combinations of selected columns when 
> performing join
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>
>                 Key: PHOENIX-1
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-1
>             Project: Phoenix
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: Sergio Esteves
>
> I'm using last version from master branch ( 
> 995f508b2a80d9158467c708f35afcf6da4f0cce ) and I've been facing a strange 
> behavior.
> When I run the following queries:
> bq. select * FROM customer inner join address ON customer.c_addr_id = 
> address.addr_id  inner join country ON address.addr_co_id = country.co_id;
> bq. SELECT c_id, c_uname, c_passwd, c_fname, c_lname, c_addr_id, c_phone, 
> c_email, c_since, c_last_login, c_login, c_expiration, c_discount, c_balance, 
> c_ytd_pmt, c_birthdate, c_data, addr_id, addr_street1, addr_street2, 
> addr_city, addr_state, addr_zip, addr_co_id, co_id, co_name, co_exchange, 
> co_currency FROM customer inner join address ON customer.c_addr_id = 
> address.addr_id  inner join country ON address.addr_co_id = country.co_id;
> the resulting table is empty. 
> But if I remove some columns, like this:
> bq. SELECT c_id, c_uname, c_passwd, c_fname, c_lname, c_addr_id, c_phone, 
> c_email, c_since, c_last_login, c_login, c_expiration, c_discount, c_balance, 
> c_ytd_pmt FROM customer inner join address ON customer.c_addr_id = 
> address.addr_id  inner join country ON address.addr_co_id = country.co_id;
> bq. SELECT c_id, c_uname, c_passwd, c_fname, c_lname, c_addr_id, c_phone, 
> c_email, c_since, c_last_login, c_login, c_expiration, c_discount, c_balance, 
> c_ytd_pmt, addr_id FROM customer inner join address ON customer.c_addr_id = 
> address.addr_id  inner join country ON address.addr_co_id = country.co_id;
> the resulting table is not empty anymore, listing all rows correctly. Seems 
> to me that there is some sort of limit on the size (in bytes) that all 
> aggregated values of a row in the result can have.



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