This is going to sound very odd, but I am hoping to use a transform script
in such a way that I pass a filepath to the transform script, to which it
reads the file and produces a bunch of rows in hive.  In this case the data
is pcaps.  I have a location accessible to all nodes, and I want to have my
transform script read in a file location, and then spit out, for example
the IP addresses that were seen in the packet capture (using a script I've
already written).   Can I do something whereby I load my file locations
into a table in hive (one file per row) and read that table into a
transform script and only have one map task per source row?  I don't want
my script to parse several files, it may make for some poor
parrelelization, but I am having trouble forcing such a small record count
per map task.

Thoughts?

Thanks buddy !!

 

Thanks and regards,
Vikram Elango
The Home Depot,
Nortel no: 0441-3806

Mobile: +91-8939662345

 

From: John Omernik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2012 5:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Force number of records per map task

 

This is going to sound very odd, but I am hoping to use a transform
script in such a way that I pass a filepath to the transform script, to
which it reads the file and produces a bunch of rows in hive.  In this
case the data is pcaps.  I have a location accessible to all nodes, and
I want to have my transform script read in a file location, and then
spit out, for example the IP addresses that were seen in the packet
capture (using a script I've already written).   Can I do something
whereby I load my file locations into a table in hive (one file per row)
and read that table into a transform script and only have one map task
per source row?  I don't want my script to parse several files, it may
make for some poor parrelelization, but I am having trouble forcing such
a small record count per map task.

 

Thoughts?

 

 
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