Ilhami,
You probably better off casting the arguments for a couple of benefits:
select * from cdr where calldate in (cast('2014-08-11' as
date),cast('2014-05-02' as date))
1. Comparison is done in proper type semantics, and bad argument to IN will
raise proper error as opposed to producing incorrect result.
2. Hive *should* do the casting once for the IN arguments per query execution.
Casting calldate column will be done for every row which in big data will
have some perf impact.
Respectfully,
Tuong
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From: ilhami Kalkan <ilhami.kal...@intellica.net>
To: user@hive.apache.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2014 1:14 AM
Subject: Re: hive query with in statement
Thanks Navis it works.
On 13-08-2014 09:03, Navis류승우 wrote:
Could you try "cast(calldate as string)"?
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>2014-08-12 20:22 GMT+09:00 ilhami Kalkan <ilhami.kal...@intellica.net>:
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>Hi all,
>>I have a problem with IN statement in HiveQL. My table
"cdr", column "calldate" which type is "date". First
query is successfully return:
>>select * from cdr where calldate = '2014-05-02';
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>>But when query with IN statement,
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>>select * from cdr where calldate in (
'2014-08-11','2014-05-02');
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>>it returns below exception:
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>>Error: Error while processing statement: FAILED:
SemanticException [Error 10014]: Line 1:38 Wrong
arguments ''20014-03-02'': The arguments for IN should
be the same type! Types are: {date IN (string,
string)} (state=42000,code=10014)
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>>How can I handle this?
>>Thanks.
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>>Hive version 0.12
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