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i like #2.
so you have three, say, external tables representing your three feed files.
After the third and final file is loaded then join 'em all together - maybe
make the table partitioned for one per day.
for example:
alter table final add partition (datekey=MMDD);
insert overwrite table f
Option 1 ) Use pig or oozie, write a workflow and join the files to a
single file
Option 2 ) Create a temp table for each of the different file and then join
them to a single table and delete temp table
Option 3 ) don't do anything, change your queries to look at three
different files when they que
Hi,
Please help in providing solution for the below problem... this scenario is
applicable in Banking atleast...
I have a HIVE table with the below structure...
Hive Table:
Field1
...
Field 10
For the above table, I will get the values for each feed in different file.
You can imagine that thes
