That's exactly why! Thank you so much.
Alice
On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 11:12 PM, Ramki Palle wrote:
> May be you are using derby as your metastore. It creates the metastore in
> the current directory from where you started your hive session. You may
> have started your hive session from a differ
May be you are using derby as your metastore. It creates the metastore in
the current directory from where you started your hive session. You may
have started your hive session from a different directory next time.
Please use either mysql as your metastore or set a definite directory in
your confi
Hi guys,
I've created hive tables via 'hive -f' or hive interactive shell. Data are
loaded to tables right after, so the tables are not empty. However, when I
log out and log in to hive shell again, 'show tables' return 0 table, while
'hadoop list' command shows the hdfs files are still where they
