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[jira] [Updated] (SPARK-17820) Spark sqlContext.sql() performs only
first insert for HiveQL "FROM target INSERT INTO dest" command to insert
into multiple target tables from same source
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-17820?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]
Herman van Hovell updated SPARK-17820:
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Description:
I am executing a HiveQL in spark-shell, I intend to insert a record into 2 destination tables from the same source table using same statement. But it inserts in only first destination table. My statement:
{noformat}
scala>val departmentsData = sqlContext.sql("from sqoop_import.departments insert into sqoop_import.names_count1 select department_name, count(1) where department_id=2 group by department_name insert into sqoop_import.names_count2 select department_name, count(1) where department_id=4 group by department_name")
{noformat}
Same query inserts into both destination tables on hive shell:
{noformat}
from sqoop_import.departments
insert into sqoop_import.names_count1
select department_name, count(1)
where department_id=2 group by department_name
insert into sqoop_import.names_count2
select department_name, count(1)
where department_id=4 group by department_name;
{noformat}
Both target table definitions are:
{noformat}
hive>use sqoop_import;
hive> create table names_count1 (department_name String, count Int);
hive> create table names_count2 (department_name String, count Int);
{noformat}
Not sure why it is skipping next one.
was:
I am executing a HiveQL in spark-shell, I intend to insert a record into 2 destination tables from the same source table using same statement. But it inserts in only first destination table. My statement:
scala>val departmentsData = sqlContext.sql("from sqoop_import.departments insert into sqoop_import.names_count1 select department_name, count(1) where department_id=2 group by department_name insert into sqoop_import.names_count2 select department_name, count(1) where department_id=4 group by department_name")
Same query inserts into both destination tables on hive shell:
from sqoop_import.departments
insert into sqoop_import.names_count1
select department_name, count(1)
where department_id=2 group by department_name
insert into sqoop_import.names_count2
select department_name, count(1)
where department_id=4 group by department_name;
Both target table definitions are:
hive>use sqoop_import;
hive> create table names_count1 (department_name String, count Int);
hive> create table names_count2 (department_name String, count Int);
Not sure why it is skipping next one.
> Spark sqlContext.sql() performs only first insert for HiveQL "FROM target INSERT INTO dest" command to insert into multiple target tables from same source
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>
> Key: SPARK-17820
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-17820
> Project: Spark
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: SQL
> Affects Versions: 1.6.0
> Environment: Cloudera Quickstart VM 5.7
> Reporter: Kiran Miryala
>
> I am executing a HiveQL in spark-shell, I intend to insert a record into 2 destination tables from the same source table using same statement. But it inserts in only first destination table. My statement:
> {noformat}
> scala>val departmentsData = sqlContext.sql("from sqoop_import.departments insert into sqoop_import.names_count1 select department_name, count(1) where department_id=2 group by department_name insert into sqoop_import.names_count2 select department_name, count(1) where department_id=4 group by department_name")
> {noformat}
> Same query inserts into both destination tables on hive shell:
> {noformat}
> from sqoop_import.departments
> insert into sqoop_import.names_count1
> select department_name, count(1)
> where department_id=2 group by department_name
> insert into sqoop_import.names_count2
> select department_name, count(1)
> where department_id=4 group by department_name;
> {noformat}
> Both target table definitions are:
> {noformat}
> hive>use sqoop_import;
> hive> create table names_count1 (department_name String, count Int);
> hive> create table names_count2 (department_name String, count Int);
> {noformat}
> Not sure why it is skipping next one.
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