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Thomas Lento commented on HIVE-934:
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If it's hard to fix I'd vote for removing it or replacing "rows loaded" with
"bytes loaded" - I really don't care if the latter is wrong, and this way I
still know that some data ended up in the table.
Ideally, though, this number would be correct.
> Rows loaded incorrect; should be suppressed.
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> Key: HIVE-934
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-934
> Project: Hadoop Hive
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Adam Kramer
> Priority: Trivial
>
> For several queries, Hive reports "rows loaded" at the bottom, e.g.,
> 928955 Rows loaded to akramer_mem_updates2
> ...however, this number is not always correct. "Rows loaded" should be the
> same as the number of rows in the table after the table is created. In the
> above case, select count(1) from akramer_mem_updates2 returns 2649223; this
> is incorrect.
> This has been noted for a long time; the basic response to reports of this
> problem is "Yeah, rows loaded is wrong, you should ignore it." If this is so,
> it should stop being reported by Hive entirely (or it should only be reported
> in cases where it is correct).
> Or, it could be fixed. :)
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