Wouldn't this be a first step towards a cost based optimizer?
I think it would pay in the long run to start thinking about a general
framework now.
Hacking it into the current framework might provide only a short term
solution and not a very elegant one.
Probably the best place to start would be
Hello,
Me too, I would be interested in coming if possible. In which location will
it take place?
Thank you,
Romain
On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 2:09 AM, Gerrit Jansen van Vuuren
gvanvuu...@specificmedia.com wrote:
Hi guys,
If its not to late I'd like to attend via skype from London.
My skype
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Richard Ding commented on PIG-1479:
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Alan has posted a proposal that includes embedding Pig
1. Collection is kind of a separate problem. You can write an optimizer from
the position of if we have stats, we use them and punt on this. Assume
there is a something that provides the stats. Fake them while you are
dealing with the optimization problem.
2. Attach ResourceStatistics to the
