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Bug
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PLAT-13738
| When you use Sqoop and join two tables that contain a column with the same name, the mapping fails. (457072)
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OCON-7632
| When you run a Sqoop mapping with unconnected target ports on the Hive engine, the mapping fails with the following error message:
Invalid column reference |
OCON-6756
| In a Sqoop mapping, if you add a Filter transformation to filter timestamp data from a Teradata source and export the data to a Teradata target, the mapping runs successfully on the Blaze engine. However, the Sqoop program does not write the timestamp data to the Teradata target.
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OCON-1316
| The Union transformation produces incorrect results for Sqoop mappings that you run on the Hortonworks distribution by using the TEZ engine. (460889)
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BDM-8816
| When a mapping reads from a string port and writes to a decimal port in the Hive target, the mapping that runs on the Hive engine writes NULL values if the decimal port precision is greater than 28.
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BDM-8791
| A mapping that reads from a partitioned Hive source fails on the Blaze engine if it uses parameterized filter conditions on a string port.
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BDM-8768
| When mappings run on the Hive engine, the connection to the Hadoop cluster intermittently fails if the cluster uses Kerberos authentication.
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BDM-8588
| If the Hadoop cluster uses Kerberos authentication, mappings with HDFS sources and targets fail on the Spark engine because the mappings are not able to access the default Hive warehouse directory.
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BDM-7174
| A mapping that reads from and writes to a Hive database hosted on HDFS fails with an error message about access to the default Hive warehouse directory.
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BDM-6652
| When the Blaze engine reads from a compressed Hive table with text format, the mapping fails if the TBLPROPERTIES clause is not set for the Hive table.
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BDM-5328
| When you add a filter condition for an Oracle source that has RAPartitioning enabled, the Data Integration Service generates an incorrect WHERE clause and ignores the filter condition. This issue occurs when you run the mapping on the Hive engine.
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BDM-5200
| A mapping with a DATE_DIFF function returns results that are not valid when the mapping is run on the Hadoop cluster.
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BDM-4960
| Mappings that use Snappy compression fail on Hadoop clusters if the cluster uses Kerberos authentication.
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BDM-4639
| Data gets corrupted while reading from or writing to tab-delimited Hive Tables. Reader will read null for columns and writer will corrupt the delimiter.
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BDM-4624
| When Hive tables are delimited by certain Unicode characters, a mapping that runs with the Blaze engine reads data incorrectly.
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BDM-4598
| If the Data Integration Service becomes unavailable while running mappings with Hive sources and targets on the Blaze engine, the lock acquired on a Hive target table may fail to be released.
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BDM-4564
| Mappings that use the Blaze engine hang if machines in the cluster are behind a firewall, and a misleading error message was sent.
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Updated January 17, 2019