Re: Help With Hive Windowing

2015-12-10 Thread Justin Workman
Thanks for the response! This works as expected now! On Thu, Dec 10, 2015 at 10:32 AM, Nicholas Hakobian < nicholas.hakob...@rallyhealth.com> wrote: > Last_value and lag are not aggregate functions. They are best thought > of as streaming windowing functions. The last_value function picks the > l

Re: Help With Hive Windowing

2015-12-10 Thread Nicholas Hakobian
Last_value and lag are not aggregate functions. They are best thought of as streaming windowing functions. The last_value function picks the last value over your window and applies it to every row in your select statement. Similarly, lag over your window will lag that column by the specified number

RE: Help With Hive Windowing

2015-12-10 Thread Ryan Harris
] Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2015 10:21 AM To: user@hive.apache.org Subject: Help With Hive Windowing I am attempting to run a simple query over a table with website click data using last_value and lag functions to get the last two times we saw URL's being hit by specific bots. The table

Help With Hive Windowing

2015-12-10 Thread Justin Workman
I am attempting to run a simple query over a table with website click data using last_value and lag functions to get the last two times we saw URL's being hit by specific bots. The table I am querying has the following schema Table Schema URL HIT_TIME USER_AGENT MONTH DAY Created as an unpartitio