Yes , I am accidentally joining on a Double.
keys:
0 UDFToDouble(nav_tcdt) (type: double)
1 UDFToDouble(site_categ_id) (type: double)
2 UDFToDouble(site_categ_id) (type: double)
3 UDFToDouble(mg_brand_id) (type: double)
4 UDFToDouble(attr_detl_id) (type: double)
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From: Gopal Vijayaraghavan
Date: 2015-08-29 01:45
To: user
Subject: Re: sql mapjoin very slow
> I have a question. I use hive 1.1.0 ,so hive.stats.dbclass default value
>is fs. Mean store statistics
> in local filesystem. Any one can tell what is the file path to store
>statistics ?
The statistics aren't stored in the file system long term - the final
destination for stats is the metastore.
The earlier default stats implementation used MR Counters. With
stats.dbclass=fs, they're passed during ETL via the FileSystem, not the MR
counters.
You'll see something like this in the ETL phase, which is just a way to
write the target table + a new location where stats for the insert is
staged.
2015-08-28T01:44:35,581 INFO [main]: parse.SemanticAnalyzer
(SemanticAnalyzer.java:genFileSinkPlan(6629)) - Set stats collection dir :
hdfs://
The StatsTask on the client side will read this file and update the
metastore.
That aside, you might want to check if you're accidentally joining on a
Double. That has been recently reported as a HashMap regression & can be
triggered when doing a
join string_col = int_col;
with an easy workaround, cast the smaller table to the bigger table's type.
Cheers,
Gopal
