Created 05-31-2016 03:19 PM
Created 05-31-2016 03:29 PM
Are you using Hive CLI or Beeline/JDBC?
1. If you are using Hive CLI, then you need to control permissions on the HDFS. If you have 750 on the data in HDFS, and the user is part of the group, then the user will have only read only access. You can also user ACLs which are part of HDP 2.1.5. You can take a look at using ACLs here
2. If you are using Beeline, and set hive.server2.enable.doAs = true, then what you did on step 1, should be enough. If it is false and you are not using Storage Based authorization, then you will need to set permissions like in SQL with grant.
Created 05-31-2016 03:26 PM
Go to /apps/hive/warehouse/ directrory on HDFS and change the user/group permissions as per your requirement.
drwxr-x--- - root hdfs 0 2015-11-19 17:30 /apps/hive/warehouse/default.db
Created 05-31-2016 03:29 PM
Are you using Hive CLI or Beeline/JDBC?
1. If you are using Hive CLI, then you need to control permissions on the HDFS. If you have 750 on the data in HDFS, and the user is part of the group, then the user will have only read only access. You can also user ACLs which are part of HDP 2.1.5. You can take a look at using ACLs here
2. If you are using Beeline, and set hive.server2.enable.doAs = true, then what you did on step 1, should be enough. If it is false and you are not using Storage Based authorization, then you will need to set permissions like in SQL with grant.
Created 05-31-2016 08:38 PM
You may want to visit these links as they are documented about the use of different Authorizations.