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Gabriel Reid resolved PHOENIX-1045.
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Resolution: Duplicate
Yep, definitely an annoying error. This one was actually already fixe
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Praveen Murugesan edited comment on PHOENIX-990 at 6/18/14 11:36 PM:
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Praveen Murugesan updated PHOENIX-990:
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Attachment: PHOENIX-990-TEST.patch
This is a test that I added to reproduce the condit
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Mujtaba Chohan commented on PHOENIX-990:
Thanks Praveen. I'll test it out as well
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Praveen Murugesan updated PHOENIX-990:
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Attachment: PHOENIX-990.patch
Increasing the MappedByteBuffer default mapping size to
Faisal Moeen created PHOENIX-1045:
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Summary: Misleading exception when using lower case table name
(uploading data through psql.py)
Key: PHOENIX-1045
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-1045
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ravi commented on PHOENIX-1044:
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Hi Josh Mahonin ,
To help me fix the issue, can you
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Josh Mahonin updated PHOENIX-1044:
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Description:
Not critical, but a bit frustrating:
I'm creating a PhoenixPigConfiguration via
Josh Mahonin created PHOENIX-1044:
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Summary: Phoenix-Pig: No results returned unless all used columns
are selected
Key: PHOENIX-1044
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-1044
Project: Ph
Hi there,
Is there a way to use a boolean function as a join condition? If not, is it
easy to develop this capability. I have implemented some spatio-temporal
functions as part of my master thesis but for bench-marking, I need to have
join capability.
e.g.
SELECT A.a,B.b
FROM A JOIN B OVER overl
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