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10-17-2017
10:24 AM
Hi Shane @Shane Johnston I was able to launch NiFi using http://hdf:19090/nifi/ where 'hdf' is defined in the hosts file as per my post above. I guess that is what you were trying to say. If something else, please do share. I am new to HDP and HDF and can take any help possible. regards Vinay
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10-17-2017
10:18 AM
Thank you @Shane Johnston That worked perfectly.
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09-23-2017
09:23 AM
@nyakkanti I do not see any pending jobs in YARN. Only 3 jobs are listed and the status is finished\succeeded. In Ambari, I can still see the 4 queries running as mentioned in the original post.
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09-23-2017
09:11 AM
I do not see any pending jobs in YARN. Only 3 jobs are listed and the status is finished\succeeded. In Ambari, I can still see the 4 queries running as mentioned in the original post.
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09-23-2017
12:02 AM
Some more info: I am using VMWare Workstation on Windows. I had already installed HDP. Now also imported HDF. In Ambari for HDP, I see: Hostname: sandbox.hortonworks.com IP Address: 172.17.0.2 In Ambari for HDF, I see: Hostname: sandbox-hdf.hortonworks.com IP Address: 172.17.0.2 Why are both IP set to 172.17.0.2? Can I use both HDF and HDP on the same laptop like this? I can also see that no DataNode service has been started in HDF (its fine in HDP).
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09-22-2017
11:43 PM
Hi Just installed HDF. Am on Windows using VMWare Workstation Player. This is working fine with earlier install of HDP. For HDF: Able to open Ambari. Click on Files View. Get error: Failed to transition to undefined sandbox-hdf.hortonworks.com:51070: Connection refused (Connection refused) I had added an entry in the hosts file as below: 192.168.137.130 hdf sandbox-hdf.hortonworks.com where the IP is from VMware Player. With or without the entry I get the above error. I thought (from HDP) that you had to map sandbox.hortonworks.com to the HDP IP. And similarly do a mapping for HDF but to sandbox-hdf.hortonworks.com. What seems to be the problem. I also cannot open the Web Shell Client from Advanced Quick Links - but I can open NiFi UI. Do I have to do additional configuration for HDF. regards Vinay
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Cloudera DataFlow (CDF)
09-22-2017
10:24 PM
@nyakkanti Thanks for your response. Not sure what you are suggesting. My issue was not with select * or create table - those worked fine. Issue is with INSERT statements - those are still running. The images I had attached show the running queries. I don't see anything of use in the YARN service summary or YARN Queue Manager. Pls elaborate on where to check for the jobs that are running those queries.
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09-21-2017
11:57 PM
Hi
I have a .Net application and am exploring ways to upload data from Sql Server to Hive. I understand I have options of using Sqoop, NiFi, SSIS. I was exploring possibilities with the Hive ODBC driver.
My C# code goes something like this: string hiveConnString = @"DRIVER={Hortonworks Hive ODBC Driver};
Host=192.168.137.129; Port=10000; Schema=default;
HiveServerType=hiveserver2;";
var conn = new OdbcConnection(hiveConnString);
OdbcCommand selectCommand = null;
OdbcDataAdapter adapter = null;
conn.Open();
adapter = new OdbcDataAdapter();
selectCommand = new OdbcCommand();
selectCommand.Connection = conn;
selectCommand.CommandText = "..........";// The INSERT QUERY
int result = selectCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
I am able to perform SELECT statements and retrieve data. I was also able to create a table in Hive using ExecuteNonQuery. However when I try to run INSERT statement, the ExecuteNonQuery method never returns. Initially I had 190 rows in the source table - I waited 20 minutes for the method to return. Then I tried to use just ONE row - same result. I looked at Hive through Ambari. The queries were running. Am attaching an image of running queries. You can see 4 queries running. The Query column has the INSERT queries that I had submitted. The Application ID column has no id (it says NOT Available). I have also attached an image of one query details. I cannot understand why the ODBC driver is not able to execute the statement. The table has a BINARY datatype column (you can see System.Byte[] as the value in the query). Could that be an issue. I would assume that a mismatch on any datatype would return error. Also, I do not see any way to kill the queries. Any help is much appreciated. regards Vinay
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