The contents of a managed table should be manage by Hive, you cannot just write files there. To do that you have to use External table. To add data to a managed table you should use Insert or Load Data or some other Hive command, but not just drop files there. ... View more

Thanks, @Dongjoon Hyun however my issue is a bit different: the database « default » is where tables are naturally created from spark.sql for instance. But turns out I cannot set the privileges right in ranger so that tables I create can be seen by hiveserver2 so that it can be accessed. On the previous sandbox, it was no issue! ... View more

nope. the web app service keeps on shutting down after a minute (106 Gb memory). but even though, tables need to be accessible to hiveserver 2 and they are not (they were on latest sandbox 2.6.5) ... View more

Thanks for this answer. Helped me a lot 🙂 ... View more

Hi @Arnaud Bohelay - you can only really manipulate the log level with the --verbose flag when you run your sqoop command. Does that give you the logging level you require? ... View more

@Arnaud Bohelay Please let me know the above has helped answer your question. Thanks. ... View more