MySQL has query logging, also mysql-proxy exists.
Edward
On Tue, May 24, 2011 at 8:01 PM, Steven Wong wrote:
> I am using Amazon EMR. I have discovered that setting those log4j
> categories has the desired effect in EMR Hive 0.5, but has no effect in EMR
> Hive 0.7 beta version.
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I generated data with
com.twitter.elephantbird.mapreduce.output.LzoProtobufBlockOutputFormat, but
Hive doesn't allow me to use
com.twitter.elephantbird.mapreduce.input.LzoProtobufBlockInputFormat in
create table statement.
Does anyone have an example how to make Lzo format work with binary data in
I am using Amazon EMR. I have discovered that setting those log4j categories
has the desired effect in EMR Hive 0.5, but has no effect in EMR Hive 0.7 beta
version.
Setting them in Apache Hive 0.7 release version (on my computer, with Derby
instead of MySQL) has the desired effect also.
From:
I claim no experience in storing blobs in Hive, but it sounds to me that using
array/list will be quite inefficient, in terms of both size and run time.
-Original Message-
From: Luke Forehand [mailto:luke.foreh...@networkedinsights.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2011 7:31 AM
To: user@hive.
Can someone share Hive queries used to create the table with Elephant-bird
(ProtoBuf) SerDe?
Sorry, if it was covered, I am new to the list.
Thx.
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valentina kroshilina
Steven,
Thanks for your reply! I have written it the way you mentioned, based on
an earlier post in this mailing list. I'm concerned about having to
encode/decode the string in base64, I'm wondering how much this will
impact my job run time.
I have also written a UDF that emits a byte array, st
Check out the xcievers
http://tech.backtype.com/the-dark-side-of-hadoop
Tom
On Sun, May 22, 2011 at 9:38 AM, Guy Doulberg wrote:
> Hey,
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> I have an external table, that is partitioned by date (for exam
Finally Got It !
Here's the full story
I started with running hive on a single node hadoop cluster. And our
metastore was on a mysql instance.
At that time, namenode uri was localhost:54310
Then it was decided to add more nodes to the cluster. And modified all the
*-site.xml files where ever rele
Thanks for the suggestions.
I had tried out by specifying only the ips instead of hostnames, but now I
modified the /etc/hosts file as suggested below, appropriately. Still no
success.
If I use IPs instead of hostnames I get the below error in the hive cli.
*2011-05-24 14:42:53,485 ERROR ql.Drive
Hi, I had similar problems when I was setting up my hadoop cluster. The
Datanodes where trying to access localhost instead of my namenode.
To fix this issue I modified my /etc/hosts file on all my nodes (namenode +
datanodes) in such a way that the first line corresponds to the binding hostname>.
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