Please let me know if you are able to access the jar file. I tried different
things and am still stuck with this problem. Appreciate your help/ any pointers
on what is causing the issue and if there are any other alternatives.
Thanks,
Latha
From: Sivasubramaniam, Latha
Sent: Wednesday, April 08
Hello Phil,
Unfortunately this was a bug that was in flatten all along that ended up
being exposed when we fixed another system-wide issue with supporting large
lists and very wide strings. I have posted a patch that fixes this issue
that is in review, and I want to do a little additional cleanup
First, congratulations on vastly improving the speed and size of JSON nested
array parsing! I have run into a new problem when I try to flatten those large
arrays now:
Query Failed: An Error Occurred
org.apache.drill.exec.rpc.RpcException: RemoteRpcException: Failure while
running fragment., Inc
Jason
I attribute the existence of such nice javadoc to your influence. But should
that doc say something about how ordinary types are injected? Or the protocol
used to decode when state should be serialized?
Even just a pointer would be handy.
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> On Apr 10, 2015, at 11:
Thanks guys for all the answers. I was suspecting that parallelization
could wreck my approach but that was something I wanted to find out. In all
cases, I'm going to experiment more with the sort-based aggregation -
perhaps with enough computing power it will simply by sufficient. If not,
we can e
