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Created on 03-14-2017 02:13 AM - edited 09-16-2022 04:15 AM
This is the only output I can get (there isn't any log because Hive could not be installed):
Created 03-17-2017 03:52 AM
UPDATE: I've finally solved this issue. Hive wasn't able to create the tables itself, so I just created them manually. In order to achieve this, I checked my Hive version ("hiveserver2 --version") and I downloaded the sql script (hive-schema-1.1.0.postgres.sql and hive-txn-schema-0.13.0.postgres.sql) from this repo. After I connected to my db, I executed: "/i hive-schema-1.1.0.postgres.sql". This fixed the issue.
Created 03-17-2017 02:36 AM
UPDATE:
2017-03-17 10:28:22,776 ERROR 443671474@scm-web-5:com.cloudera.cmf.service.hive.HiveMetastoreServerCommands: Unable to generate configuration for command HiveUpgradeMetastore
Created 03-17-2017 03:52 AM
UPDATE: I've finally solved this issue. Hive wasn't able to create the tables itself, so I just created them manually. In order to achieve this, I checked my Hive version ("hiveserver2 --version") and I downloaded the sql script (hive-schema-1.1.0.postgres.sql and hive-txn-schema-0.13.0.postgres.sql) from this repo. After I connected to my db, I executed: "/i hive-schema-1.1.0.postgres.sql". This fixed the issue.
Created 11-03-2017 01:21 PM
We had the same issue, how were you able to proceed on the installation wizard? We continue to get this error.