Hi, sorry to reply late.
that is just a part of my hbase-site.xml.
below is the full content:
hbase/conf/hbase.site.xml**
hbase.rootdir
hdfs://broker.xxx-xxx.local:9000/hbase
hbase.zookeeper.quorum
broker.xxx-xxx.l
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The hbase-site.xml elements you shared earlier, were those your entire
hbase-site contents or just part of it?
Make sure you have the required properties set as described on
https://phoenix.apache.org/secondary_indexing.html for your indexes. If
you're still seeing problems, you may need to in
thanks for your suggestion. I found something interesting, not sure if that is
some potential reason. That is my indexes created on my tables.
I created a lot of indexes. After I removed all of the indexes, it seems
things went better(no more hanging like that). So I am suspecting there is
Have you looked at DEBUG logging client and server(HBase) side?
The "Call exception" log messages imply that the client is repeatedly
trying to issue an RPC to a RegionServer and failing. This should be
where you focus your attention. It may be something trivial to fix
related to configuration
This looks reminiscent of
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-4588 but I'm not certain
if they're the same issue.
On 4/4/18 6:38 PM, spark receiver wrote:
Hi everyone,
I’m using phoenix 4.11 ,facing a strange issue when using upsert.
I’m joinning 2 tables to get “flag“ column an
Hi Lew,
I believe the snippet of the stack trace you have provided isn't telling
us anything other than that the real PhoenixDriver code threw an error
(Avatica/PQS are just doing pass-through to the real PhoenixDriver inside).
Can you please look closer at the bottom of the stack trace to se
