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Prashant Kommireddi commented on PIG-3898:
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[~cheolsoo] [~rohini] on second thoughts, do you feel we should use this as an
opportunity to not expose OperatorPlan and instead expose a trimmed down
version of it? Exposing OperatorPlan itself seems a bit risky (if we ever plan
to change things around later).
Not sure how it affects the downstream users in terms of the extent to which
one would need to make changes in PPNL custom impls.
> Refactor PPNL for non-MR execution engine
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>
> Key: PIG-3898
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-3898
> Project: Pig
> Issue Type: Task
> Reporter: Cheolsoo Park
> Assignee: Cheolsoo Park
> Fix For: 0.13.0
>
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> Currently, PPNL assumes the MR plan, and thus, it's not compatible with
> non-MR execution engine. To support non-MR execution engines, I propose we
> changed initialPlanNotification() method as follows-
> {code:title=from}
> public void initialPlanNotification(String scriptId, MROperPlan plan);
> {code}
> {code:title=to}
> public void initialPlanNotification(String scriptId, OperatorPlan<?> plan);
> {code}
> Since MROperPlan and TezOperPlan are a subclass of OperatorPlan, this method
> can take both plans. In addition, if we add a new execution engine in the
> future, it won't break the interface again as long as we build the operator
> plan as a subclass of OperatorPlan.
> With this approach, applications such as Ambrose / Lipstick should be able to
> dynamically cast OperatorPlan to a concrete subclass depending on the
> ExecType.
> One disadvantage is that this isn't backward compatible with Pig 0.12 and
> older. But it only requires minor changes, and backward compatibility will be
> broken one time only.
> I also considered an alternative approach, for example, adding a new PPNL for
> Tez. But this approach has two problems.
> # Pig registers PPNL via the Main function, and right now, only one PPNL can
> be registered. So having more than one PPNLs requires quite a few code
> changes in Main, ScriptState, and so on.
> # Multiple PPNL interfaces mean multiple PPNL implementations. This results
> in more (duplicate) code in applications such as Ambrose / Lipstick.
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