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Eugene Koifman updated HIVE-17231:
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Description:
For unbucketed tables DeleteReaderValue will currently return all delete
events. Once we trust that
the N in bucketN for "base" spit is reliable, all delete events not
matching N can be skipped.
This is useful to protect against extreme cases where someone runs an
update/delete on a partition that matches 10 billion rows thus generates very
many delete events.
Since HIVE-19890 all acid data files must have bucketid/writerid in the file
name match bucketid/writerid in ROW__ID in the data.
was:
For unbucketed tables DeleteReaderValue will currently return all delete
events. Once we trust that
the N in bucketN for "base" spit is reliable, all delete events not
matching N can be skipped.
This is useful to protect against extreme cases where someone runs an
update/delete on a partition that matches 10 billion rows thus generates very
many delete events.
> ColumnizedDeleteEventRegistry.DeleteReaderValue optimization
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> Key: HIVE-17231
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-17231
> Project: Hive
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Components: Transactions
> Reporter: Eugene Koifman
> Priority: Major
>
> For unbucketed tables DeleteReaderValue will currently return all delete
> events. Once we trust that
> the N in bucketN for "base" spit is reliable, all delete events not
> matching N can be skipped.
> This is useful to protect against extreme cases where someone runs an
> update/delete on a partition that matches 10 billion rows thus generates very
> many delete events.
> Since HIVE-19890 all acid data files must have bucketid/writerid in the file
> name match bucketid/writerid in ROW__ID in the data.
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