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Support Video: How to generate Hive Random Data based on input table schema?

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Created on ‎12-10-2019 08:18 AM - edited on ‎12-22-2020 11:40 PM by Community Manager Community Manager

This video describes an easy to use Python script to generate data for Hive, based on an input table schema. This data generator for Hive solves the issue of loading data into tables with a lot of columns (such as more than 1500 columns). This automation script supports faster testing of queries and analyzing performance.

To get the code, see the KB link (for customers only).

 

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