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Mihir Kulkarni updated HIVE-4429:
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Description:
Nested ORDER BY clause doesn't honor the outer one in specific case.
The below query produces result which honors only the inner ORDER BY clause.
(it produces only 1 MapRed job)
{code:title=Bar.java|borderStyle=solid}
SELECT alias.b0 as d0, alias.b1 as d1
FROM
(SELECT test.a0 as b0, test.a1 as b1
FROM test
ORDER BY b1 ASC, b0 DESC) alias
ORDER BY d0 ASC, d1 DESC;
{code}
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
On the other hand the query below honors the outer ORDER BY clause which
produces the correct result. (it produces 2 MapRed jobs)
SELECT alias.b0 as d0, alias.b1 as d1
FROM
(SELECT test.a0 as b0, test.a1 as b1
FROM test
ORDER BY b1 ASC, b0 DESC) alias
ORDER BY d0 DESC, d1 DESC;
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Any other combination of nested ORDER BY clauses does produce the correct
result.
Please see attachments for query, schema and Hive Commands for reprocase.
was:
Nested ORDER BY clause doesn't honor the outer one in specific case.
The below query produces result which honors only the inner ORDER BY clause.
(it produces only 1 MapRed job)
SELECT alias.b0 as d0, alias.b1 as d1
FROM
(SELECT test.a0 as b0, test.a1 as b1
FROM test
ORDER BY b1 ASC, b0 DESC) alias
ORDER BY d0 ASC, d1 DESC;
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
On the other hand the query below honors the outer ORDER BY clause which
produces the correct result. (it produces 2 MapRed jobs)
SELECT alias.b0 as d0, alias.b1 as d1
FROM
(SELECT test.a0 as b0, test.a1 as b1
FROM test
ORDER BY b1 ASC, b0 DESC) alias
ORDER BY d0 DESC, d1 DESC;
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Any other combination of nested ORDER BY clauses does produce the correct
result.
Please see attachments for query, schema and Hive Commands for reprocase.
> Nested ORDER BY produces incorrect result
> -----------------------------------------
>
> Key: HIVE-4429
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-4429
> Project: Hive
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Query Processor, SQL, UDF
> Affects Versions: 0.9.0
> Environment: Red Hat Linux VM with Hive 0.9 and Hadoop 2.0
> Reporter: Mihir Kulkarni
> Priority: Critical
> Attachments: Hive_Command_Script.txt, HiveQuery.txt, Test_Data.txt
>
>
> Nested ORDER BY clause doesn't honor the outer one in specific case.
> The below query produces result which honors only the inner ORDER BY clause.
> (it produces only 1 MapRed job)
> {code:title=Bar.java|borderStyle=solid}
> SELECT alias.b0 as d0, alias.b1 as d1
> FROM
> (SELECT test.a0 as b0, test.a1 as b1
> FROM test
> ORDER BY b1 ASC, b0 DESC) alias
> ORDER BY d0 ASC, d1 DESC;
> {code}
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> On the other hand the query below honors the outer ORDER BY clause which
> produces the correct result. (it produces 2 MapRed jobs)
> SELECT alias.b0 as d0, alias.b1 as d1
> FROM
> (SELECT test.a0 as b0, test.a1 as b1
> FROM test
> ORDER BY b1 ASC, b0 DESC) alias
> ORDER BY d0 DESC, d1 DESC;
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Any other combination of nested ORDER BY clauses does produce the correct
> result.
> Please see attachments for query, schema and Hive Commands for reprocase.
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