Examples of TaskLogProcessor

org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.errors.TaskLogProcessor
TaskLogProcessor reads the logs from failed task attempts and tries to figure out what the cause of the error was using various heuristics.

Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.errors.TaskLogProcessor

      if (failures.get(task).intValue() == maxFailures) {
        TaskInfo ti = taskIdToInfo.get(task);
        String jobId = ti.getJobId();
        String taskUrl = jtUrl + "/taskdetails.jsp?jobid=" + jobId + "&tipid=" + task.toString();


        TaskLogProcessor tlp = new TaskLogProcessor(conf);
        for (String logUrl : ti.getLogUrls()) {
          tlp.addTaskAttemptLogUrl(logUrl);
        }


        List<ErrorAndSolution> errors = tlp.getErrors();


        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        // We use a StringBuilder and then call printError only once as
        // printError will write to both stderr and the error log file. In
        // situations where both the stderr and the log file output is

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.errors.TaskLogProcessor

      if (failures.get(task).intValue() == maxFailures) {
        TaskInfo ti = taskIdToInfo.get(task);
        String jobId = ti.getJobId();
        String taskUrl = jtUrl + "/taskdetails.jsp?jobid=" + jobId + "&tipid=" + task.toString();


        TaskLogProcessor tlp = new TaskLogProcessor(conf);
        for (String logUrl : ti.getLogUrls()) {
          tlp.addTaskAttemptLogUrl(logUrl);
        }


        List<ErrorAndSolution> errors = tlp.getErrors();


        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        // We use a StringBuilder and then call printError only once as
        // printError will write to both stderr and the error log file. In
        // situations where both the stderr and the log file output is

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.errors.TaskLogProcessor

      if (failures.get(task).intValue() == maxFailures) {
        TaskInfo ti = taskIdToInfo.get(task);
        String jobId = ti.getJobId();
        String taskUrl = jtUrl + "/taskdetails.jsp?jobid=" + jobId + "&tipid=" + task.toString();


        TaskLogProcessor tlp = new TaskLogProcessor(conf);
        for (String logUrl : ti.getLogUrls()) {
          tlp.addTaskAttemptLogUrl(logUrl);
        }


        List<ErrorAndSolution> errors = tlp.getErrors();


        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        // We use a StringBuilder and then call printError only once as
        // printError will write to both stderr and the error log file. In
        // situations where both the stderr and the log file output is

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.errors.TaskLogProcessor

      if (failures.get(task).intValue() == maxFailures) {
        TaskInfo ti = taskIdToInfo.get(task);
        String jobId = ti.getJobId();
        String taskUrl = jtUrl + "/taskdetails.jsp?jobid=" + jobId + "&tipid=" + task.toString();


        TaskLogProcessor tlp = new TaskLogProcessor(conf);
        for (String logUrl : ti.getLogUrls()) {
          tlp.addTaskAttemptLogUrl(logUrl);
        }


        List<ErrorAndSolution> errors = tlp.getErrors();


        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        // We use a StringBuilder and then call printError only once as
        // printError will write to both stderr and the error log file. In
        // situations where both the stderr and the log file output is

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.errors.TaskLogProcessor

      if (failures.get(task).intValue() == maxFailures) {
        TaskInfo ti = taskIdToInfo.get(task);
        String jobId = ti.getJobId();
        String taskUrl = jtUrl + "/taskdetails.jsp?jobid=" + jobId + "&tipid=" + task.toString();


        TaskLogProcessor tlp = new TaskLogProcessor(conf);
        for (String logUrl : ti.getLogUrls()) {
          tlp.addTaskAttemptLogUrl(logUrl);
        }


        if (HiveConf.getBoolVar(conf, HiveConf.ConfVars.JOB_DEBUG_CAPTURE_STACKTRACES) &&
            stackTraces != null) {
          if (!stackTraces.containsKey(jobId)) {
            stackTraces.put(jobId, new ArrayList<List<String>>());
          }
          stackTraces.get(jobId).addAll(tlp.getStackTraces());
        }


        if (HiveConf.getBoolVar(conf, HiveConf.ConfVars.SHOW_JOB_FAIL_DEBUG_INFO)) {
          List<ErrorAndSolution> errors = tlp.getErrors();


          StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
          // We use a StringBuilder and then call printError only once as
          // printError will write to both stderr and the error log file. In
          // situations where both the stderr and the log file output is

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.errors.TaskLogProcessor

        TaskInfo ti = taskIdToInfo.get(task);
        String jobId = ti.getJobId();
        String taskUrl = (jtUrl == null) ? null :
          jtUrl + "/taskdetails.jsp?jobid=" + jobId + "&tipid=" + task.toString();


        TaskLogProcessor tlp = new TaskLogProcessor(conf);
        for (String logUrl : ti.getLogUrls()) {
          tlp.addTaskAttemptLogUrl(logUrl);
        }


        if (HiveConf.getBoolVar(conf, HiveConf.ConfVars.JOB_DEBUG_CAPTURE_STACKTRACES) &&
            stackTraces != null) {
          if (!stackTraces.containsKey(jobId)) {
            stackTraces.put(jobId, new ArrayList<List<String>>());
          }
          stackTraces.get(jobId).addAll(tlp.getStackTraces());
        }


        if (HiveConf.getBoolVar(conf, HiveConf.ConfVars.SHOW_JOB_FAIL_DEBUG_INFO)) {
          List<ErrorAndSolution> errors = tlp.getErrors();


          StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
          // We use a StringBuilder and then call printError only once as
          // printError will write to both stderr and the error log file. In
          // situations where both the stderr and the log file output is

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.errors.TaskLogProcessor

        TaskInfo ti = taskIdToInfo.get(task);
        String jobId = ti.getJobId();
        String taskUrl = (jtUrl == null) ? null :
          jtUrl + "/taskdetails.jsp?jobid=" + jobId + "&tipid=" + task.toString();


        TaskLogProcessor tlp = new TaskLogProcessor(conf);
        for (String logUrl : ti.getLogUrls()) {
          tlp.addTaskAttemptLogUrl(logUrl);
        }


        if (HiveConf.getBoolVar(conf, HiveConf.ConfVars.JOB_DEBUG_CAPTURE_STACKTRACES) &&
            stackTraces != null) {
          if (!stackTraces.containsKey(jobId)) {
            stackTraces.put(jobId, new ArrayList<List<String>>());
          }
          stackTraces.get(jobId).addAll(tlp.getStackTraces());
        }


        if (HiveConf.getBoolVar(conf, HiveConf.ConfVars.SHOW_JOB_FAIL_DEBUG_INFO)) {
          List<ErrorAndSolution> errors = tlp.getErrors();


          StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
          // We use a StringBuilder and then call printError only once as
          // printError will write to both stderr and the error log file. In
          // situations where both the stderr and the log file output is

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.errors.TaskLogProcessor

        TaskInfo ti = taskIdToInfo.get(task);
        String jobId = ti.getJobId();
        String taskUrl = (jtUrl == null) ? null :
          jtUrl + "/taskdetails.jsp?jobid=" + jobId + "&tipid=" + task.toString();


        TaskLogProcessor tlp = new TaskLogProcessor(conf);
        for (String logUrl : ti.getLogUrls()) {
          tlp.addTaskAttemptLogUrl(logUrl);
        }


        if (HiveConf.getBoolVar(conf, HiveConf.ConfVars.JOB_DEBUG_CAPTURE_STACKTRACES) &&
            stackTraces != null) {
          if (!stackTraces.containsKey(jobId)) {
            stackTraces.put(jobId, new ArrayList<List<String>>());
          }
          stackTraces.get(jobId).addAll(tlp.getStackTraces());
        }


        if (HiveConf.getBoolVar(conf, HiveConf.ConfVars.SHOW_JOB_FAIL_DEBUG_INFO)) {
          List<ErrorAndSolution> errors = tlp.getErrors();


          StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
          // We use a StringBuilder and then call printError only once as
          // printError will write to both stderr and the error log file. In
          // situations where both the stderr and the log file output is

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.errors.TaskLogProcessor

      if (failures.get(task).intValue() == maxFailures) {
        TaskInfo ti = taskIdToInfo.get(task);
        String jobId = ti.getJobId();
        String taskUrl = jtUrl + "/taskdetails.jsp?jobid=" + jobId + "&tipid=" + task.toString();


        TaskLogProcessor tlp = new TaskLogProcessor(conf);
        for (String logUrl : ti.getLogUrls()) {
          tlp.addTaskAttemptLogUrl(logUrl);
        }


        List<ErrorAndSolution> errors = tlp.getErrors();


        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        // We use a StringBuilder and then call printError only once as
        // printError will write to both stderr and the error log file. In
        // situations where both the stderr and the log file output is

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