On Jun 3, 2010, at 12:36 PM, Sanjit Jhala wrote:
> I'm wondering why the Split class needs to extend FileSplit and also why the
> InputFormat needs to call FileInputFormat.getInputPaths(job) in getSplits. Is
> this because of legacy code that needs to be cleaned up or does it get used
> somewhe
I'm wondering why the Split class needs to extend FileSplit and also why the
InputFormat needs to call FileInputFormat.getInputPaths(job) in getSplits.
Is this because of legacy code that needs to be cleaned up or does it get
used somewhere?
-Sanjit
On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 12:59 PM, Edward Capriol
Thanks for the detailed report Bennie. There might be memory leak in jdbc or
hiveserver itself. Are your queries roughly the same (in terms of query size
and number of partitions involved)? Better off can you come up a simple test
case (serious of queries) that expose the mem leak problem?
Than
Just closing the loop here. Turns out it was a bug on our side... We had
single quotes in the initial ADD JAR command, which was causing the
subsequent create temporary function call to fail. Removed the quotes and
now we're all set.
Thanks,
Ryan
On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 4:44 PM, Ryan LeCompte wr
Hi,
Hive uses TextInputFormat by default and which treats '\n' AND '\r' as
a line separator.
However I don't want '\r' to be treated as a separator.
Does Hive provide a way to set custom InputFormat?
I tried 'STORED AS file_format' to do this but it seems it didn't work for me.
I use 0.4.0.
Thank
Hi guys,
When I run hive as a service like this: "hive --service hiveserver"
I get these errors after about a day of running a lot of queries:
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen space
I use:
trunk hive from about a week ago with "-XX:MaxPermSize=128m".
hadoop 0.20.2
mysql 5.1.45 meta store
Some
Thanks yongqiang he.
Is there any alternative method to do data (type) validation in Hive?
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Thanks,
Pavan
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On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 12:25 PM, yongqiang he wrote:
> Right now Hive does not do data validation when loading data into a table.
> If you load some wrong data which does not conform t