Hi,
Forget the question raised before. It's solved.
Hi,
I am currently running pig from eclipse on hadoop cluster.
I added the hadoop conf location to the runtime configuration.
But the mapreduce jobs failed as the built class files of pig cannot
be called by hadoop.
I added class file locat
Hi,
I am currently running pig from eclipse on hadoop cluster.
I added the hadoop conf location to the runtime configuration.
But the mapreduce jobs failed as the built class files of pig cannot be
called by hadoop.
I added class file location to the classpath, but it did not work.
Any hints?
1:37 PM, Weiping Qu wrote:
Dear Prashant,
Firstly thank you very much for your quick reply.
I would just like to try the new SQL layer above HBase (called Phoenix)
which claims that it outperforms Hive.
So far phoenix has only two releases which support Hbase 0.94.2/3 and
0.94.4 or above
Best,
Weiping
Hi Weiping,
Pig 0.11.1 uses hbase 0.94.1 by default. Are you using the right jars?
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 1:08 PM, Weiping Qu wrote:
Dear all,
I am currently using HBaseStorage to load and store data between HBase and
Pig.
I have the Pig of the newest version 0.11.1.
I worked
Dear all,
I am currently using HBaseStorage to load and store data between HBase
and Pig.
I have the Pig of the newest version 0.11.1.
I worked with hbase-0.90.6
But I found that HBaseStorage in pig 0.11.1 cannot be used for hbase
with version 0.94.4 or above which is used for phoenix.
The e