Hi,

I created a test table in HBASE with 2 column families [‘cf0’, ‘cf1’] and 3 
columns for each, all same value, 100,000 rows in total.

SELECT COUNT(*) will not return the correct row count (much less, a few 
thousands).
However, doing SELECT on a subset of those columns gives the right count.

If I reduced the column number to 2 in this case, SELECT COUNT(*) gives the 
right count.

Later I tried tables with only one column family, drill returns the right count 
only when column number < 6.

What could be the explanations of this matter?
Have I missed any drill configurations?

Carrot Hu, 胡意仪
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