Hi,
Does Hive 0.12 run on Hadoop 2.2? if it does, anything special about
installing it or running hive? Will hive start a M/R ApplicationMaster by
itself or should I start one for it?
Many thanks.
Bill
Whatever I authorize to user hadoop, I cannot do 'select ' even I change the
database or use beeline.
Can anyone config hive authorization successfully with remote metastore ?
From: Mikhail Antonov
Date: 2013-11-14 13:57
To: user
Subject: Re: config hive authorization (hive with kerberos and rem
how did u check its looking at all files inside the partition?
If you want more restriction on limit on filse to be accessed, you can
bucket them as well. That way you really dont have to worry about which
data is skewed and let the framework handle it.
On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 11:16 AM, Rajesh B
Did you try connecting from beeline console?
Also, that happens on the default database, what happens if you try to
create a new database?
-Mikhail
2013/11/13, david1990...@163.com :
> Hive is configured with remote metastore and kerberos ,and it works fine .
>
> But now ,I want to config hive a
Hive is configured with remote metastore and kerberos ,and it works fine .
But now ,I want to config hive authorization ,and I modify hive-site.xml like
this:
hive.security.authorization.enabled
true
enable or disable the hive client authorization
hive.security.authorization.createtable.owner.
Thanks Nitin. I have only one partition in this table for testing. I
thought within the partition it will scan only certain files based on
skewed fields. However it is scanning the entire data within the
partition.
On Nov 14, 2013 9:38 AM, "Nitin Pawar" wrote:
> In my understanding,
> when
Hi John,
I have not played with the stride length. Based on my understanding of the
code, since the stride length determines the number of rows between index
entries, if you decrease the stride length, you can get more fine-grained
indexes which can potentially help you to skip more unnecessary ro
In my understanding,
when you are saying scanning entire dataset it is looking at all your
partitions because your data has been partitioned by the date column.
A skewed table is a table where there will be different files created for
all your skewed keys in all the partitions.
So for your query i
Hi All,
I have the following skewed table "addresses_1"
select id, count(*) c from addresses_1 group by id order by c desc limit 10;
1426246531554806
198477395958492
102641838220181
138947865211331
156483436193429
96411677179771
210082076168033
800174765152421
1391
Yin -
Fantastic! That is exactly the type of explanation of settings I'd like to
see. More than just what it does, but the tradeoffs, and how things are
applied in the real world. Have you played with the stride length at all?
On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 1:13 PM, Yin Huai wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> He
Hi John,
Here is my experience on the stripe size. For a given table, when the
stripe size is increased, the size of a column in a stripe increases, which
means the ORC reader can read a column from disks in a more efficient way
because the reader can sequentially read more data (assuming the read
Hi ,
1) My requirement is to load a file ( a tar.gz file which has multiple tab
separated values files and one file is the main file which has huge data –
about 10 GB per day) to an externally partitioned hive table.
2) What I am doing is I have automated the process by extracting
Hi,
I am using Flume to generate events in the default flume avro output
format. Bytes in avro schema are stored as array in Hive when I
use avroserde for hive . How do I convert array to string to read
the flume body data. I am using hive version 0.10
CREATE external TABLE flume_avro_test ROW F
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