Re: Tables not accessible after restarting Amazon EC2 instances

2011-10-12 Thread Ankit Jain
Hi Ravindra, Use hadoop-namenode,hadoop-datanode1,hadoop-datanode2 in the master and slave file Instead of using Hostname. And map them in /etc/host file. Example master file: hadoop-namenode slave file : hadoop-datanode1 hadoop-datanode2 /etc/hosts file : IP_of_master hadoop-namenode I

RE: Tables not accessible after restarting Amazon EC2 instances

2011-10-12 Thread vikas srivastava
m: Steven Wong [mailto:sw...@netflix.com] Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2011 5:30 AM To: user@hive.apache.org Subject: RE: Tables not accessible after restarting Amazon EC2 instances Why not change the old hostnames in the metadata? You can't do that via Hive DDL, you'd have to do that to

RE: Tables not accessible after restarting Amazon EC2 instances

2011-10-12 Thread Steven Wong
Why not change the old hostnames in the metadata? You can't do that via Hive DDL, you'd have to do that to the metadata store directly. It'll be interesting to know if that fixes the rest of the problem. From: Agarwal, Ravindra (ASG) [mailto:ravindra_agar...@syntelinc.com] Sent: Tuesday, Octobe