Hi Norbert,
I tried SQL Workbench with Kylin jdbc driver, and found that even though NPE thrown from the caller(WorkBench), we still can get query result in “Result" panel. Hoping it’s not blocking? For this issue, let's track it onhttps://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KYLIN-1494 Thanks, Dong Li Original Message Sender:Li [email protected] Recipient:[email protected] Date:Tuesday, Mar 15, 2016 16:02 Subject:Re: Kylin cube partitioning strategy Does Kylin support an hourly partitioning strategy (yyyy-MM-dd-hh)? One of our incoming datasets with which I want to create a cube is partitioned at the hourly level. If not, how do folks handle this grain difference? The "date format" of the partition date column can be set to include the hour. The "date format" may not be editable in the GUI depending on the Kylin version you are using. What's your version? SQL Workbench seems not to play well with the Kylin JDBC driver (every query throws an NPE atworkbench.sql.SqlCommand.processResults). Has anyone had luck with this setup? This deserves a JIRA. https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KYLIN-1494 On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 5:12 AM, Norbert Burger [email protected] wrote: Hi folks, * Does Kylin support an hourly partitioning strategy (yyyy-MM-dd-hh)? One of our incoming datasets with which I want to create a cube is partitioned at the hourly level. If not, how do folks handle this grain difference? * SQL Workbench seems not to play well with the Kylin JDBC driver (every query throws an NPE atworkbench.sql.SqlCommand.processResults). Has anyone had luck with this setup? Norbert
