2019-04-01-hive-on-tez-integrations-improvements.md 3.1 KB


title: Hive on Tez integrations improvements author: admin type: post date: 2019-04-01T16:12:55+00:00 url: /hive-on-tez-integrations-improvements/ sf_thumbnail_type:

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  • Querying
  • Version 4

    - Version 4.4


We’ve made some improvements when using Apache TEZ as the query engine of the SQL Editor:

    1. <li style="font-weight: 400;">
        <span style="font-weight: 400;">When running a query, the job id will now show up in the query log. Pressing the id will show the job in the mini job browser.</span>
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        <span style="font-weight: 400;">TEZ, does not update its progress in the log, but if you’ve opened the mini job browser, Hue will be able to update the job’s progress right in the editor.</span>
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    2. TEZ jobs will now show their full detail in the job browser.
    3. TEZ jobs create more logs. The job browser will now dynamically fetch and display them.
    4. The first result of a TEZ queries was missing and it was fixed so that all the results are now displayed.
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      Note: as TEZ requires one session per query, do not forget to configure Hue to allow more than one SQL session per user (to not be confused with the number of Hue Browser sessions).

      Happy Querying!