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Manish Agarwal updated PARQUET-228:
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    Description: 
My table is having a binary column . I pushed 2 bytes it which were FF FF .

values[i]= new BinaryWritable(Binary.fromByteArray(bytes,offset,length));
When i do a print of Binary.fromByteArray(bytes,offset,length)  i get 

binary is [Binary{2 bytes, [-1, -1]}]

Now when I read the same from hive using 

hive -e "select hex(binarycolumn) from mytable;" > /data/myresultFile

I get EFBFBDEFBFBD instead of FFFF . 

What am i doing wrong ?

  was:
My table is having a binary column . I pushed 2 bytes it which were FF FF .

values[i]= new BinaryWritable(Binary.fromByteArray(bytes,offset,length));
When i do a print of Binary.fromByteArray(bytes,offset,length)  i get 

binary is [Binary{2 bytes, [-1, -1]}]

Now when i read the same from hive i get EFBFBDEFBFBD instead of FFFF . 

What am i doing wrong ?


> parquet Binary Writable result is not proper
> --------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: PARQUET-228
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PARQUET-228
>             Project: Parquet
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: Manish Agarwal
>
> My table is having a binary column . I pushed 2 bytes it which were FF FF .
> values[i]= new BinaryWritable(Binary.fromByteArray(bytes,offset,length));
> When i do a print of Binary.fromByteArray(bytes,offset,length)  i get 
> binary is [Binary{2 bytes, [-1, -1]}]
> Now when I read the same from hive using 
> hive -e "select hex(binarycolumn) from mytable;" > /data/myresultFile
> I get EFBFBDEFBFBD instead of FFFF . 
> What am i doing wrong ?



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