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Apache Drill - Getting error on KVGEN method
I have a huge dataset where each record have json data similar to below -
{"project":{"id":"2625","createDate":1542597000000,"rank":0,"highlight":false,"isDisplay":true,"isNewProject":true,"propertyId":2231,"districts":{"id":41,"name":"abc","region":"123"}}}
When I am trying to genrate key value pairs using select kvgen(t.project) from dfs.filePath t in apache drill, I am getting below error -
DrillRuntimeException: Mappify/kvgen does not support heterogeneous value types. All values in the input map must be of the same type. The field [createDate] has a differing type [minor_type: BIGINT mode: OPTIONAL ]
It looks like drill expects all values to be of same type. But how to do that? Is there any function available in drill?
My drill version is 1.9.0
apache apache-drill mapr
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:48
Lokesh JainLokesh Jain
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I have a huge dataset where each record have json data similar to below -
{"project":{"id":"2625","createDate":1542597000000,"rank":0,"highlight":false,"isDisplay":true,"isNewProject":true,"propertyId":2231,"districts":{"id":41,"name":"abc","region":"123"}}}
When I am trying to genrate key value pairs using select kvgen(t.project) from dfs.filePath t in apache drill, I am getting below error -
DrillRuntimeException: Mappify/kvgen does not support heterogeneous value types. All values in the input map must be of the same type. The field [createDate] has a differing type [minor_type: BIGINT mode: OPTIONAL ]
It looks like drill expects all values to be of same type. But how to do that? Is there any function available in drill?
My drill version is 1.9.0
apache apache-drill mapr
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:48
Lokesh JainLokesh Jain
687
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I have a huge dataset where each record have json data similar to below -
{"project":{"id":"2625","createDate":1542597000000,"rank":0,"highlight":false,"isDisplay":true,"isNewProject":true,"propertyId":2231,"districts":{"id":41,"name":"abc","region":"123"}}}
When I am trying to genrate key value pairs using select kvgen(t.project) from dfs.filePath t in apache drill, I am getting below error -
DrillRuntimeException: Mappify/kvgen does not support heterogeneous value types. All values in the input map must be of the same type. The field [createDate] has a differing type [minor_type: BIGINT mode: OPTIONAL ]
It looks like drill expects all values to be of same type. But how to do that? Is there any function available in drill?
My drill version is 1.9.0
apache apache-drill mapr
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:48
Lokesh JainLokesh Jain
687
I have a huge dataset where each record have json data similar to below -
{"project":{"id":"2625","createDate":1542597000000,"rank":0,"highlight":false,"isDisplay":true,"isNewProject":true,"propertyId":2231,"districts":{"id":41,"name":"abc","region":"123"}}}
When I am trying to genrate key value pairs using select kvgen(t.project) from dfs.filePath t in apache drill, I am getting below error -
DrillRuntimeException: Mappify/kvgen does not support heterogeneous value types. All values in the input map must be of the same type. The field [createDate] has a differing type [minor_type: BIGINT mode: OPTIONAL ]
It looks like drill expects all values to be of same type. But how to do that? Is there any function available in drill?
My drill version is 1.9.0
apache apache-drill mapr
apache apache-drill mapr
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:48
Lokesh JainLokesh Jain
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asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:48
Lokesh JainLokesh Jain
687
edited Nov 23 '18 at 6:40
Lokesh Jain
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:48
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asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:48
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Try setting session option store.json.all_text_mode to true.
https://drill.apache.org/docs/json-data-model/
answered Nov 22 '18 at 15:42
Arina YelchiyevaArina Yelchiyeva
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I figured it out. KVGEN method doesn't work if json is nested.
To make it work, there are two approaches which can be followed -
- Take out the nested json outside
{"project":{"id":"2625","createDate":1542597000000,"rank":0,"highlight":false,"isDisplay":true,"isNewProject":true,"propertyId":2231},"districts":{"id":41,"name":"abc","region":"123"}}
and then apply KVGEN method as select kvgen(t.project) from dfs.filePath t
Apply kvgen method on inner json first and then use nested query as below
select tbl2.col1.id, tbl2.col2.value from (select tbl1.project as col1, flatten(kvgen(tbl1.project.districts)) col2 from dfs.filePath tbl1) tbl2
And as rightly mentioned by @arina-yelchiyeva, session option store.json.all_text_mode needs to be set to true.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 9:29
Lokesh JainLokesh Jain
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Try setting session option store.json.all_text_mode to true.
https://drill.apache.org/docs/json-data-model/
answered Nov 22 '18 at 15:42
Arina YelchiyevaArina Yelchiyeva
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Try setting session option store.json.all_text_mode to true.
https://drill.apache.org/docs/json-data-model/
answered Nov 22 '18 at 15:42
Arina YelchiyevaArina Yelchiyeva
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Try setting session option store.json.all_text_mode to true.
https://drill.apache.org/docs/json-data-model/
answered Nov 22 '18 at 15:42
Arina YelchiyevaArina Yelchiyeva
36616
Try setting session option store.json.all_text_mode to true.
https://drill.apache.org/docs/json-data-model/
answered Nov 22 '18 at 15:42
Arina YelchiyevaArina Yelchiyeva
36616
answered Nov 22 '18 at 15:42
Arina YelchiyevaArina Yelchiyeva
36616
answered Nov 22 '18 at 15:42
Arina YelchiyevaArina Yelchiyeva
36616
answered Nov 22 '18 at 15:42
Arina YelchiyevaArina Yelchiyeva
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I figured it out. KVGEN method doesn't work if json is nested.
To make it work, there are two approaches which can be followed -
- Take out the nested json outside
{"project":{"id":"2625","createDate":1542597000000,"rank":0,"highlight":false,"isDisplay":true,"isNewProject":true,"propertyId":2231},"districts":{"id":41,"name":"abc","region":"123"}}
and then apply KVGEN method as select kvgen(t.project) from dfs.filePath t
Apply kvgen method on inner json first and then use nested query as below
select tbl2.col1.id, tbl2.col2.value from (select tbl1.project as col1, flatten(kvgen(tbl1.project.districts)) col2 from dfs.filePath tbl1) tbl2
And as rightly mentioned by @arina-yelchiyeva, session option store.json.all_text_mode needs to be set to true.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 9:29
Lokesh JainLokesh Jain
687
add a comment |
I figured it out. KVGEN method doesn't work if json is nested.
To make it work, there are two approaches which can be followed -
- Take out the nested json outside
{"project":{"id":"2625","createDate":1542597000000,"rank":0,"highlight":false,"isDisplay":true,"isNewProject":true,"propertyId":2231},"districts":{"id":41,"name":"abc","region":"123"}}
and then apply KVGEN method as select kvgen(t.project) from dfs.filePath t
Apply kvgen method on inner json first and then use nested query as below
select tbl2.col1.id, tbl2.col2.value from (select tbl1.project as col1, flatten(kvgen(tbl1.project.districts)) col2 from dfs.filePath tbl1) tbl2
And as rightly mentioned by @arina-yelchiyeva, session option store.json.all_text_mode needs to be set to true.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 9:29
Lokesh JainLokesh Jain
687
add a comment |
I figured it out. KVGEN method doesn't work if json is nested.
To make it work, there are two approaches which can be followed -
- Take out the nested json outside
{"project":{"id":"2625","createDate":1542597000000,"rank":0,"highlight":false,"isDisplay":true,"isNewProject":true,"propertyId":2231},"districts":{"id":41,"name":"abc","region":"123"}}
and then apply KVGEN method as select kvgen(t.project) from dfs.filePath t
Apply kvgen method on inner json first and then use nested query as below
select tbl2.col1.id, tbl2.col2.value from (select tbl1.project as col1, flatten(kvgen(tbl1.project.districts)) col2 from dfs.filePath tbl1) tbl2
And as rightly mentioned by @arina-yelchiyeva, session option store.json.all_text_mode needs to be set to true.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 9:29
Lokesh JainLokesh Jain
687
I figured it out. KVGEN method doesn't work if json is nested.
To make it work, there are two approaches which can be followed -
- Take out the nested json outside
{"project":{"id":"2625","createDate":1542597000000,"rank":0,"highlight":false,"isDisplay":true,"isNewProject":true,"propertyId":2231},"districts":{"id":41,"name":"abc","region":"123"}}
and then apply KVGEN method as select kvgen(t.project) from dfs.filePath t
Apply kvgen method on inner json first and then use nested query as below
select tbl2.col1.id, tbl2.col2.value from (select tbl1.project as col1, flatten(kvgen(tbl1.project.districts)) col2 from dfs.filePath tbl1) tbl2
And as rightly mentioned by @arina-yelchiyeva, session option store.json.all_text_mode needs to be set to true.
answered Nov 26 '18 at 9:29
Lokesh JainLokesh Jain
687
answered Nov 26 '18 at 9:29
Lokesh JainLokesh Jain
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answered Nov 26 '18 at 9:29
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