Thanks Dean, i will try to remove unnesessary jars and come back with the
outcome.
On Jan 23, 2013 7:11 PM, "Dean Wampler"
wrote:
> I see from your listing that your jar contains the contents of many, if
> not all, of the Apache and logging jars that are also in the hadoop/lib and
> hive/lib dire
I see from your listing that your jar contains the contents of many, if not
all, of the Apache and logging jars that are also in the hadoop/lib and
hive/lib directories, including the core hadoop and hive jars themselves.
plus some Google, JSON, and other libraries. Most likely, this is causing
iss
Thanks dean, I knew about the .hiverc script, will try the other
alternative of renaming jar and get back. Thanks
/Ehsan
On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 2:57 PM, Dean Wampler <
dean.wamp...@thinkbiganalytics.com> wrote:
> Is there anything in the logs about problems loading the jar, etc.?
>
> The jar fi
Is there anything in the logs about problems loading the jar, etc.?
The jar files in $HVE_HOME are added to the CLASSPATH in alphabetical
order. As an experiment, rename your jar with a name that will go last,
something like zzz.jar, and see what happens when you start Hive. If it
seems to be work
