Hi @Karma12, isql -v Impala_CDP user "mdp" is mdp your username? If yes, can you try as follows: isql -v Impala_CDP mdp <your_password> Let me know if this helps. ... View more

Hello @tosinghkunal, Is it the same error message? Also, I see you are using below connection string:  !connect jdbc:hive2://<<serverFQDN>>:10000/uat;principal=hive/<<server FQDN>>@<<realm>>;ssl=true I hope you are using the correct serverFQDN and the realm. If so, can you please share your connection string here? ... View more

Hello @tosinghkunal, Greetings of the day! The error message "Failed to find any Kerberos tgt" means there is no Kerberos ticket on the host from where you execute the beeline command. You can get the Kerberos ticket using kinit command. You can confirm the kerberos ticket using klist command.  Let us know if this helps. Cheers! ... View more

Hi @Israr, It looks like you have enabled HA, but there is no secondary name node in your cluster. This complains about the configuration issue. Can you review your HDFS configs once? Let us know if this helps. ... View more

Are you using the same user account to connect via ODBC which you used to log in to Hue? Please verify that.  ... View more

Hello @hadoopranger , If you are using Cloudera Manager to manage your services, you can add new services using this document https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-base/7.1.9/managing-clusters/topics/cm-adding-a-service.html Also, you can use CM API to add the services to the cluster.  https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-base/7.1.9/configuring-clusters/topics/cm-api-cluster-automation.html   Hope this helps! Cheers!  ... View more

@ldylag you can check which database the service uses by checking its configuration in the cloudera manager. For instance, go to hive service » configuration » and search for database. The configuration named "hive_metastore_database_name" will tell you the actual database hive service is using.  I hope this helps! ... View more

Hello @Bartlomiej, You can change the timezone for Hue using the steps below: Log in to Clouder Manager as an Administrator. Go to Clusters > Hue > Configuration > Time Zone and set a desired value. The default value is America/Los_Angeles. You can refer to https://timezonedb.com/time-zones for information on the timezones. Click Save Changes. Restart the Hue service. Let me know if this helps. Cheers! ... View more

@adsejnf, Welcome to Cloudera community! Do you see any issues in the Hive logs? Or try checking the application logs via CLI: » yarn logs -applicationId <application ID> -appOwner <AppOwner> ... View more

Hi @adsejnf, have you tried using the username and password as hive & hive respectively? If not, please try it once. Thanks! ... View more