Details
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New Feature
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Status: Closed
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Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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None
Description
In a PARTITIONED table, there are many partitions. For example,
create table if not exists loc_orc (
state string,
locid int,
zip bigint
) partitioned by(year string) stored as orc;
We assume there are 4 partitions, partition(year='2000'), partition(year='2001'), partition(year='2002') and partition(year='2003').
We can use the following command to compute statistics for columns state,locid of partition(year='2001')
analyze table loc_orc partition(year='2001') compute statistics for columns state,locid;
We need to know the “aggregated” column status for the whole table loc_orc. However, we may not have the column status for some partitions, e.g., partition(year='2002') and also we may not have the column status for some columns, e.g., zip bigint for partition(year='2001')
We propose a method to extrapolate the missing column status for the partitions.