Hi,
I am trying to set drill administrators but it’s just not working. I have
setup a custom authenticator that uses a backend database for authentication,
and that is working. The only problem is I am a “user” not an administrator,
leaving me essentially powerless and drill useless.
First,
Hi All,
Looks like queues are enabled. The numbers used for the queue are cost which
are only very lightly related to your row count. Cost is in what I call
“planning units”: units that make sense to produce good plans, but which don’t
directly map to real-world unit such as rows, memory or tim
What does the jstack command (located in the same dir as the java executable)
say when a query is hung?
Also, what is the JStack when the Drillbit is running with the
exec.queue.enable=FALSE ?
From: jasbir.s...@accenture.com
Sent: Thursday, May 4, 2017 5:52:43
Hi,
Thanks for the updates.
Just want to update you that we are already following this parameter. Value of
below parameters are -
1. exec.queue.enable = TRUE
2. exec.queue.large = 10 (Default)
3. exec.queue.small = 100 (Default)
4. exec.queue.threshold = 3000(Default)
Exec.queue.timeout_mil
I've created a JIRA on this request. The idea here being some higher level
descriptions of these projects (I included Calcite in the JIRA too), what
they do for the project, what the current state of integration is, what
options we have for future states, and what benefits those future states
bring
Hi Kunal,
wow I never thought of that with the comments but it makes perfect sense.
Thanks! I looked for a similar setting in intellij but couldn't find one so
have filed a bug. I think it would be helpful to others to put the info below
onto the page https://drill.apache.org/docs/using-jdbc-wi
