Thanks... Ill tell this to my Project Manager and let u know what he says...
Can u tell me the advantages of MapReduce.... "The time is saved because we use the key/value pairs... So key/value pairs is the key factor for making MapReduce to be very advantageous ans popular....." This is what i think......Am i right? Regards, Jaya Technically map reduce requires key/value pairs. Hadoop's implementation also requires them. So if you want to run a map reduce job, you will need to fit your data to key/value pairs. Of course, as I have shown, you can just use a meaningless key or value, but they are still required. On 3/2/07, jaylac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Is that necessary to find the key/value pairs for fitting a problem to > mapreduce..... If we dont use key/value pairs, shouldn't we call it as > MapReduce? > > Coz my project manager has proposed an idea to fit our problem into > mapreduce... in that there is no key/value pairs... but he is telling that > we can have MapReduce without key/value pairs.... -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/MapReduce-tf3331603.html#a9282014 Sent from the Hadoop Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
