Hi Xiaofeng,
Which mode are you running Hadoop in, e.g. local, pseudo-distributed, or
distributed?
Thanks.
Carl
2012/2/1 张晓峰 zhangxiaofe...@q.com.cn
Hi,
** **
I installed hadoop 0.23.0 which can work.
The version of my hive is 0.8.1. The query like ‘select * from tablename’
Hi Xiaofeng,
Backup “hive_exec.jar” in all hadop directory, then delete “hive_exec.jar”. Try
it.
Because “select * just use hdfs . And “select col1” will use MapReduce.
Best regards
Ransom.
From: Carl Steinbach [mailto:c...@cloudera.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 4:45 PM
To:
I make changes to the Configuration in my SerDe expecting those to be
passed to the InputFormat (and OutputFormat). Yet the InputFormat seems to
get an unchanged JobConf? Is this a known limitation?
I find it very confusing since the Configuration is the main way to
communicate with the MapReduce
Have a look at the code for the LazySerDes. When you deserialize in the
SerDe, you don't actually have to deserialize all the columns. Deserialized
could return an object that is not actually deserialized and you can write
an ObjectInspector that deserializes a field from that structure but only
Hi Hamilton
When you are doing indexing(generate index files) is compression enabled?
If so you are running into this known issue
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-2331
Which is fixed in hive 0.8 . An upgrade should get it rolling for you and is
recommended.
Regards
Bejoy.K.S
I have a custom SerDe that's initializing properly and works on one data set.
I built it to adapt to a couple of different data formats, though, and it's
choking on a different data set (different partitions in the same table).
A null pointer exception is being thrown on deserialize, that's
Hi Robert,
As per https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-1644, Hive 0.8 introduces
automatic accessing of indexes. That might come in handy too!
Mark
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One more data point: I can read data from this partition as long as I don't
reference the partition explicitly…
E.g., I my partition column is ArrivalDate, and I have several different
partitions: 2012-02-01…, and a partition with my test data with
ArrivalDate=test.
This works: 'select *