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09-03-2026
09:42 PM
Deleting Hive rows is more like marking pages as unused: Data isn't immediately removed: Hive can leave the underlying files unchanged after a DELETE. Space can be reused: New records may eventually occupy the space associated with older deleted data. File size stays unchanged: HDFS generally doesn't shrink files just because rows were deleted. Cleanup happens separately: Compaction or other maintenance processes may be needed to physically reduce storage usage. That’s why the file size can remain the same after deleting rows—it’s expected behavior with Hive and HDFS.
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06-24-2024
11:27 AM
@Mike_CHU44 Has the reply helped resolve your issue? If so, please mark the appropriate reply as the solution, as it will make it easier for others to find the answer in the future. Thanks.
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02-08-2024
06:35 AM
Solved : As we are running Cloudera Runtime 7.1.7, DAS is not deprecated so we have to use it : https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-base/7.1.9/runtime-release-notes/topics/rt-pvc-deprecated-das.html
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02-08-2024
04:02 AM
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The application ask for container run some part in that container and then release it back. So the 28 vcores that you are seeing is due to that. Let's say your job asks for 4 containers and eack with 7 vcores so at first only two containers will run as you have limit of 15 vcores. but if one container is released then that job will take another container with 7 vcores so in total now the number of vcores used is 21.
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