Yeah, maybe I should have said "right or outer join". What I wanted to make
clear is that if you want to identify non-matches in the large (fragment, or
left side) you can still use fragment-replicate join. If you want to identify
non-matches in the small (replicate, or right side) you cannot.
Hello Everyone
I am a newbie to pig. I was going through
https://cwiki.apache.org/PIG/guide-for-new-contributors.html, specifically
the grammar files to start off with.
I could not understand how LogicalPlanGenerator.g works by looking into the
grammar file. Also there isn't much documentation av
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 2:25 AM, Aniket Mokashi wrote:
> Isnt FLATTEN similar to explode?
Not quite. EXPLODE would take a record with n fields and generate n records.
I understand you point and it makes sense.
The graph in Alan's book says that if you "outer join on the small
input" you should not use replicated join.
Maybe this sentence is not clear enough :)
Le 28/01/12 00:21, Alex Rovner a écrit :
From what I understand replicated should not be used
