Thanks Harsh….. :-)
Cheers,
Subroto Sanyal
On May 18, 2012, at 4:30 PM, Harsh J wrote:
> With 0.23/2.x onwards, to have better behavior, its your Path that
> will determine the FS in SequenceFile readers/writers. Hence, always
> make sure your Path carries the proper URI if it is supposed to be
With 0.23/2.x onwards, to have better behavior, its your Path that
will determine the FS in SequenceFile readers/writers. Hence, always
make sure your Path carries the proper URI if it is supposed to belong
to a different FS. You can look at one of the many Path constructors
to help you get such an
Hi,
The constructor of Reader class ignores the FileSystem parameter provided in
the constructor parameter.
This results in creation of Path on the basis of default FileSystem mentioned
in the configuration even though user wants to pass LocalFileSystem.
The behavior has been verified with cdh4
Yeah, finally i get the exact place for my question. Hi, I am newbie in Hadoop.
I have successfully installed Hadoop-1.0.1 on my Ubuntu10.04 LTS and i am using
Eclipse Indigo for designing Hadoop MapReduce application.
I am writing my own map and reduce method for implementing K Means algorithm
Utkarsh,
This question has been asked several times before. I've myself previously
answered the same question at:
http://www.mail-archive.com/mapreduce-user@hadoop.apache.org/msg04282.html
If HDFS says its block size is 64M, then that is what the block size is.
HDFS is a filesystem, and writes on
Hi,
I have a doubt about HDFS which may be a very trivial thing but I am not able
to understand it.
Since hdfs keeps the files in block of 64/128 MB how does HDFS splits files?
The problem which I see is that suppose I have a long string in my input file
as:
672364,423746273,4234234,2,342,34,2
