What I rather wanted to write is
a = load 'group.txt' as (b1: bag {t1: tuple(id: int, points: int,
type: chararray)});
dump a;
because what you simply want to read is a bag with three-field tuple.
Best,
Adam
2012/10/23 Adam Kawa <[email protected]>:
> You may run something like:
>
> a = load 'bag.dat' as (b1: bag {t1: tuple(id: int, points: int, type:
> chararray)}, b2: bag {t: tuple(id: int, points: int, type:
> chararray)});
> dump a;
>
> 2012/10/23 jamal sasha <[email protected]>:
>> Hi I have a file in format
>> {(1,123,score) ,(1,124,score)}
>> {(2,356,score),(2,678,score)}
>> etc
>>
>> I am guessing the person who was working on this forgot to flatten this in
>> last step?
>> How do I read and flatten this ?
