hello,
we have 2 tables x and y. table x is 11GB on disk and has 23M rows. table y
is 3GB on disk and has 28M rows. Both tables are stored as LZO compressed
sequencefiles without bucketing.
a normal join of x an y gets executed as a map-reduce-join in hive and works
very well. an outer join also g
And setting httpclient.max-connections=100 doesn't seem to be picked up.
--Wouter de Bie
Developer Business Intelligence, Spotify
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On Friday, July 22, 2011 at 4:54 PM, Wouter de Bie wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When I use 0.6.1, hive gets stuck
when I run hive sql "select * from user_info" with hive-jdbc(HiveServer)
,exception occur below.
but I run the command "desc user_info" with cli,it's ok,no exception happen
if I restart the HiveServer, it gets well
this exception often occur after hiveServer run days.
is this a bug of datanucleus?
Hi,
When I use 0.6.1, hive gets stuck at the following point after about 6 "select
* from table limit 10":
2011-07-22 14:50:44,153 DEBUG httpclient.HttpClient
(HttpClient.java:executeMethod(322)) - enter
HttpClient.executeMethod(HttpMethod)
2011-07-22 14:50:44,153 DEBUG httpclient.HttpClient
Hi,
First of all i think jets3t is called by hadoop and not by hive. Hive, from
my knowledge, doesn't know about the storage system and i see that the
jets3t jar is actually inside the lib directory of hadoop.
Apparently there is a way to configure jets3t:
http://www.jets3t.org/toolkit/configurat
