Hi Josh,
PHOENIX-3453 is a similar phenomenon, but it seems to be different exactly.
I executed query directly, but the error wasn't occur.
Perhaps it is a complex cause.
I'm using HBase with AWS S3 storage mode, and wrapping JDBC with
MyBATIS, and so on.
I'll report it again when the same
Hi Takashi,
Thanks for the update. Do you think it could be the same issue as
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-3453 ?
If not, it would be great if you could file a new JIRA ticket with as much
detail as possible, and ideally a simple way to reproduce it.
Thanks!
Josh
On Thu, Jul
Hi Josh,
Well, it is difficult soon. I'll execute query directly if I have time.
Information on the table is difficult to post due to confidentiality
agreement, but negotiate with my boss and provide it if possible.
By the way, changing all local indexes to all global indexes no longer
causes
Hi,
>From the logs you attached, it appears that you're getting the exception on
the following query:
SELECT trid, tid, frtp, frno, gzid, ontm, onty, onlt, onln,
oftm, ofty, oflt, ofln, onwk, onhr, wday, dist, drtn, delf, sntf,
cdtm, udtm FROM trp WHERE tid = ? AND delf = FALSE ORDER BY oftm
Hi,
I'm using Phoenix4.9.0/HBase1.3.0 with Spark2.1.1 on AWS EMR 5.6.0.
When one side uses Spark Streaming to write a lot of data and the
other side uses Spark to read data,
I encounter several similar exceptions.
17/07/05 04:33:47 ERROR Executor: Exception in task 83.0 in stage
166.0 (TID
