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04-26-2016
01:18 AM
I tried the same, run the ksetup but didnt helped. My computer is not in the AD, the KDC is dedicated to the Hadoop cluster and I try to log into the Solr Web UI.. Using curl from ANY node of the Hadoop cluster works fine, if the user has a ticket. But usiung Chrome or IE fails on Defective tokend detected.
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03-14-2016
02:36 PM
Update: try Toad for Hadoop. It supports Impala and Hive with Kerberos, unfortunately the combination LDAP+Kerberos is not supported (yet). Very nice tool, you can access impala, other databases, hdfs in one place. The cool thing is that if you use Cloudera Manager, the tool connects to the CM and fetches all the config info, so you dont have to configure the impala ports, and resource manager address, hdfs namenode etc etc. T.
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02-11-2016
01:55 PM
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I have a similar problem wanted to turn off Kerberos, so did everythin (turn auth to simple, data node ports etc etc). Now the cluster does not use Kerberos, HDFS and Hive and Impala works fine, BUT THE OPTION FOR ENABLE KERBEROS IS STILL GREYED Any thoughts? T
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02-11-2016
04:14 AM
Hi, I have a kerberized cluster, where each application is working fine (hdfs, yarn, hive). Accidentally via kadmin.local I re-exported the keytab for the spark user. xst -k .... And now the Clouder Manager of course complains because Spark cannot start, the keytab stored in CM database is different and does not match with the Kerberos DB. So how to: - replace the keytab in Cloudera Manager database with the new one which I just created? or.. - force Cloudera Manager to re-create keytab for the Spark application? Thanks T.
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01-15-2016
07:19 AM
update: the column with a whitespace in the name has to be enclosed in ``. So the correct syntax is: """select `Company ID` as Company_ID, .... """
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01-15-2016
07:00 AM
I have found a solution to this: df.registerTempTable("tmp"); val newdf = sqlContext.sql(""" select 'Company ID' as Company_ID, 'Product ID' as Product_ID, .. from tmp"""); newdf.saveAsParquetFile(...); T.
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01-15-2016
06:45 AM
Hi I have a dataframe (loaded CSV) where the inferredSchema filled the column names from the file. I am trying to get rid of white spaces from column names - because otherwise the DF cannot be saved as parquet file - and did not find any usefull method for renaming.
The method withColumnRenamed("Company ID","Company_ID") works, but I need to repeat it for every column in the dataframe. I tried to to use toDF method,
such as:
val dfnew = df.toDF( df.columns.map( a => a.replace(" ","_") ) );
but it failed.,
Any ideas?
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11-25-2015
11:54 PM
I tried the eval version, after some issues finally managed to connect to Impala and Hive as well. Thanks
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11-18-2015
02:09 PM
Hi guys, has anybody experience how to setup an access from SQL Developer to Impala via JDBC/ODBC? I have read a discussion forum (outdated) where it states that Oracle does not support Impala, better said Oracle has a whitelist of connectors, Impala is not there. If SQL Developer cannot be used, do you have any suggestion what tool should use a Oracle developer who needs to access Imapal (and dont want to use Hue, neither impala-shell)? Thanks T.
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