sorry for the spam. but one correction. json_pp appears to be part of the
perl core so if you have a modern perl you may already have it installed.
On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 1:31 PM, Stephen Sprague wrote:
> ok. so i just learned of a perl script called "json_pp" (for json
> pretty_prrint) that
ok. so i just learned of a perl script called "json_pp" (for json
pretty_prrint) that is a binary included in the distro for the perl JSON
module. You gotta figure there are analogous tools in other languages as
well but given this is a binary it doesn't matter much what language its
written in -
Ok. Thanks Stephen. I will try that out.
Will update the group if I am able to get this to work. For now, I will
continue with non-partitioned table.
regards
Sunita
On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 7:11 PM, Stephen Sprague wrote:
> it would appear to be that you may partition only by non-nested columns
it would appear to be that you may partition only by non-nested columns. I
would recommend transforming your original dataset into one where the first
column is MM and the rest is your json object. During this
transformation you may also wish to make further optimizations as well
since you'll
Hi,
I am unable to create a partitioned table.
The error I get is:
FAILED: ParseException line 37:16 mismatched input
'"jobs.values.postingDate.year"' expecting Identifier near '(' in column
specification
I tried referring to the columns in various ways,
S.jobs.values.postingDate.year, with quote
