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Yiping Han commented on PIG-608:
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Alan, I think that's the problem. Everything up to a store or dump is checked
but if there is an error after that, it will be reported until the previous
store or dump finished. I don't think this is a duplicate of PIG-607, but I
agree the fix to PIG-607 might be able to fix this problem (depends on the
actual solution).
> Compile or validate the whole script before execution
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> Key: PIG-608
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIG-608
> Project: Pig
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: grunt
> Reporter: Yiping Han
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> This is a very usual scenario:
> We are running a big pig job that contains several hadoop jobs. It has been
> running for long times and the first hadoop job sucess, then suddenly pig
> report it found a syntax error in the script after the first hadoop job...we
> have to repeat from the beginning.
> It would be nice if pig can compile to the end of the script, find all the
> syntax error, type mismatch, etc., before it really starts execution.
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