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Cheolsoo Park commented on PIG-3223:
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[~mkramer], thank you for the clarification.

You're right:
# PigStorage supports commma-separated input paths.
# The fully qualified paths such as 
\{hdfs://namenode:8020/testdir1/,hdfs://namenode:8020/testdir2\} don't work in 
AvroStorage.

I am not against adding the support for comma-separated list like you suggest.

That said, I don't understand your use case:
{quote}
The driving force for us comes from how Oozie constructs input paths. If comma 
separated paths aren't supported in this way, AvroStorage as is can't be used 
with Oozie.
{quote}
Can you please provide your Oozie workflow and Pig script? Why do input paths 
need to be fully qualified paths?
                
> AvroStorage does not handle comma separated input paths
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: PIG-3223
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-3223
>             Project: Pig
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: piggybank
>    Affects Versions: 0.10.0, 0.11
>            Reporter: Michael Kramer
>            Assignee: Johnny Zhang
>         Attachments: AvroStorage.patch, AvroStorage.patch-2, 
> AvroStorageUtils.patch, AvroStorageUtils.patch-2, PIG-3223.patch.txt
>
>
> In pig 0.11, a patch was issued to AvroStorage to support globs and comma 
> separated input paths (PIG-2492).  While this function works fine for 
> glob-formatted input paths, it fails when issued a standard comma separated 
> list of paths.  fs.globStatus does not seem to be able to parse out such a 
> list, and a java.net.URISyntaxException is thrown when toURI is called on the 
> path.  
> I have a working fix for this, but it's extremely ugly (basically checking if 
> the string of input paths is globbed, otherwise splitting on ",").  I'm sure 
> there's a more elegant solution.  I'd be happy to post the relevant methods 
> and "fixes" if necessary.

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