Thanks. I got an idea how distinct works and probably would be able to solve
this issue now.
Regards
Sumanta
-Juvenn Woo wrote: -
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To: user@phoenix.apache.org
From: Juvenn Woo
Date: 02/10/2017 09:08PM
Subject: Re:
If we remove DISTINCT from the below query, everything works fine.
Any pointer why DISTINCT could fail?
Regards
Sumanta
-Mark Heppner wrote: -
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To: user@phoenix.apache.org
From: Mark Heppner
Date:
Sumanta:
bq. at region=TABLE1,,1450429763940.e30cec826e39df2e3b21e0baa6e1d9c0.,
Please check the log of region server which hosted the above region around
the time of your query.
Which Phoenix / hbase release are you using ?
Thanks
On Fri, Feb 10, 2017 at 6:31 AM, Mark Heppner
Sumanta,
Doing the full scan over 100 million rows is going to be costly. How many
region servers do you have? If this is a common query, you could add a
secondary index on COL1 and INCLUDE(COLX). Otherwise, you'll have to
increase hbase.rpc.timeout to something higher than 6 and maybe even
Hi,
We have a production system on Azure HDInsight.
There is a table called TABLE1 which has approx 100 million rows.
Recently the following query is always timing out -
SELECT DISTINCT COLX FROM TABLE1 WHERE COL1=1 LIMIT 10;
java.lang.RuntimeException: