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[jira] [Comment Edited] (HBASE-9243) Add more useful statistics in the HFile tool

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Anoop Sam John edited comment on HBASE-9243 at 8/16/13 5:47 PM:
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bq. This is the count of different key lengths? Or total number of rows?
I think total number of rows

bq. This is the count of the number of different value lengths? Or total number of values
Second.

Correct [~alexandre.normand] ?
                
      was (Author: anoop.hbase):
    bq. This is the count of different key lengths? Or total number of rows?
I think total number of rows

bq. This is the count of the number of different value lengths? Or total number of values
Second.

Correct [~alexandre.normand]
                  
> Add more useful statistics in the HFile tool
> --------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HBASE-9243
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-9243
>             Project: HBase
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: HFile
>    Affects Versions: 0.96.0
>            Reporter: Alexandre Normand
>            Priority: Minor
>              Labels: newbie
>         Attachments: HBASE-9243-1.patch, HBASE-9243-2.patch, HBASE-9243.patch
>
>
> The [HFile tool|http://hbase.apache.org/book/regions.arch.html#hfile_tool] has been very useful to us recently to get a better idea of the size of our rows. However, it happened frequently that we wished for more statistics to have a more complete picture of the distribution of the row sizes. 
> [~skuehn] requested that feature often enough in private that I decided to give it a go. 
> Here's the patch that adds more nice little stats via yammer's histograms. It was easy enough since {{com.yammer.metrics}} is already in hbase's dependencies.
> Example of the new output from {{org.apache.hadoop.hbase.io.hfile.HFile -s -f ...}}:
> {code}
> Stats:
> 	Key length:
>                min = 24.00
>                max = 24.00
>               mean = 24.00
>             stddev = 0.00
>             median = 24.00
>               75% <= 24.00
>               95% <= 24.00
>               98% <= 24.00
>               99% <= 24.00
>             99.9% <= 24.00
> 	Row size (bytes):
>                min = 33.00
>                max = 33.00
>               mean = 33.00
>             stddev = 0.00
>             median = 33.00
>               75% <= 33.00
>               95% <= 33.00
>               98% <= 33.00
>               99% <= 33.00
>             99.9% <= 33.00
> 	Row size (columns):
>                min = 1.00
>                max = 1.00
>               mean = 1.00
>             stddev = 0.00
>             median = 1.00
>               75% <= 1.00
>               95% <= 1.00
>               98% <= 1.00
>               99% <= 1.00
>             99.9% <= 1.00
> 	Val length:
>                min = 1.00
>                max = 1.00
>               mean = 1.00
>             stddev = 0.00
>             median = 1.00
>               75% <= 1.00
>               95% <= 1.00
>               98% <= 1.00
>               99% <= 1.00
>             99.9% <= 1.00
> Key of biggest row: \x00
> {code}  

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