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Aniket Mokashi updated HIVE-2095:
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Description:
1)
when considering to choose one table as the big table candidate for a map join,
if at compile time, hive can find out that the total known size of all other
tables excluding the big table in consideration is bigger than a configured
value, this big table candidate is a bad one, and should not put into plan.
Otherwise, at runtime to filter this out may cause more time.
2)
added a null check for back up tasks. Otherwise will see NullPointerException
3)
CommonJoinResolver needs to know a full mapping of pathToAliases. Otherwise it
will make wrong decision.
4)
changes made to the ConditionalResolverCommonJoin: added pathToAliases,
aliasToSize (alias's input size that is known at compile time, by
inputSummary), and intermediate dir path.
So the logic is, go over all the pathToAliases, and for each path, if it is
from intermediate dir path, add this path's size to all aliases. And finally
based on the size information and others like aliasToTask to choose the big
table.
5)
Conditional task's children contains wrong options, which may cause join fail
or incorrect results. Basically when getting all possible children for the
conditional task, should use a whitelist of big tables. Only tables in this
while list can be considered as a big table.
Here is the logic:
* Get a list of big table candidates. Only the tables in the returned set can
be used as big table in the join operation.
* The logic here is to scan the join condition array from left to right.
** If see a inner join and the bigTableCandidates is empty, add both side of
this inner join to big table candidates.
** If see a left outer join, and the bigTableCandidates is empty, add the left
side to it, and
** if the bigTableCandidates is not empty, do nothing (which means the
bigTableCandidates is from left side).
** If see a right outer join, clear the bigTableCandidates, and add right side
to the bigTableCandidates, it means the right side of a right outer join always
win.
** If see a full outer join, return null immediately (no one can be the big
table, can not do a mapjoin).
was:
1)
when considering to choose one table as the big table candidate for a map join,
if at compile time, hive can find out that the total known size of all other
tables excluding the big table in consideration is bigger than a configured
value, this big table candidate is a bad one, and should not put into plan.
Otherwise, at runtime to filter this out may cause more time.
2)
added a null check for back up tasks. Otherwise will see NullPointerException
3)
CommonJoinResolver needs to know a full mapping of pathToAliases. Otherwise it
will make wrong decision.
4)
changes made to the ConditionalResolverCommonJoin: added pathToAliases,
aliasToSize (alias's input size that is known at compile time, by
inputSummary), and intermediate dir path.
So the logic is, go over all the pathToAliases, and for each path, if it is
from intermediate dir path, add this path's size to all aliases. And finally
based on the size information and others like aliasToTask to choose the big
table.
5)
Conditional task's children contains wrong options, which may cause join fail
or incorrect results. Basically when getting all possible children for the
conditional task, should use a whitelist of big tables. Only tables in this
while list can be considered as a big table.
Here is the logic:
+ * Get a list of big table candidates. Only the tables in the returned set
can
+ * be used as big table in the join operation.
+ *
+ * The logic here is to scan the join condition array from left to right. If
+ * see a inner join and the bigTableCandidates is empty, add both side of
this
+ * inner join to big table candidates. If see a left outer join, and the
+ * bigTableCandidates is empty, add the left side to it, and if the
+ * bigTableCandidates is not empty, do nothing (which means the
+ * bigTableCandidates is from left side). If see a right outer join, clear
the
+ * bigTableCandidates, and add right side to the bigTableCandidates, it means
+ * the right side of a right outer join always win. If see a full outer join,
+ * return null immediately (no one can be the big table, can not do a
+ * mapjoin).
> auto convert map join bug
> -------------------------
>
> Key: HIVE-2095
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-2095
> Project: Hive
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Query Processor
> Affects Versions: 0.7.0
> Reporter: He Yongqiang
> Assignee: He Yongqiang
> Fix For: 0.8.0
>
> Attachments: HIVE-2095.1.patch, HIVE-2095.2.patch
>
>
> 1)
> when considering to choose one table as the big table candidate for a map
> join, if at compile time, hive can find out that the total known size of all
> other tables excluding the big table in consideration is bigger than a
> configured value, this big table candidate is a bad one, and should not put
> into plan. Otherwise, at runtime to filter this out may cause more time.
> 2)
> added a null check for back up tasks. Otherwise will see NullPointerException
> 3)
> CommonJoinResolver needs to know a full mapping of pathToAliases. Otherwise
> it will make wrong decision.
> 4)
> changes made to the ConditionalResolverCommonJoin: added pathToAliases,
> aliasToSize (alias's input size that is known at compile time, by
> inputSummary), and intermediate dir path.
> So the logic is, go over all the pathToAliases, and for each path, if it is
> from intermediate dir path, add this path's size to all aliases. And finally
> based on the size information and others like aliasToTask to choose the big
> table.
> 5)
> Conditional task's children contains wrong options, which may cause join fail
> or incorrect results. Basically when getting all possible children for the
> conditional task, should use a whitelist of big tables. Only tables in this
> while list can be considered as a big table.
> Here is the logic:
> * Get a list of big table candidates. Only the tables in the returned set can
> be used as big table in the join operation.
> * The logic here is to scan the join condition array from left to right.
> ** If see a inner join and the bigTableCandidates is empty, add both side of
> this inner join to big table candidates.
> ** If see a left outer join, and the bigTableCandidates is empty, add the
> left side to it, and
> ** if the bigTableCandidates is not empty, do nothing (which means the
> bigTableCandidates is from left side).
> ** If see a right outer join, clear the bigTableCandidates, and add right
> side to the bigTableCandidates, it means the right side of a right outer join
> always win.
> ** If see a full outer join, return null immediately (no one can be the big
> table, can not do a mapjoin).
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