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Sergio Esteves edited comment on PHOENIX-1 at 2/25/14 6:31 PM:
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Actually I just started with a clean environment and instead of using the 
github mirror I pulled last version from apache repo, using the new package 
configuration. This issue got fixed somehow. 


was (Author: sesteves):
This issue is still occurring in my environment. I've been working now to 
enable fine-grained logging in phoenix on the server side.

> select only gives results for certain combinations of selected columns when 
> performing join
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 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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