Examples of RecordReader

com.facebook.hive.orc.RecordReader
A row-by-row iterator for ORC files.
com.flaptor.util.sort.RecordReader
com.netflix.astyanax.util.RecordReader
@author elandau
org.apache.drill.exec.store.RecordReader
org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.io.orc.RecordReader
A row-by-row iterator for ORC files.
org.apache.hadoop.mapred.RecordReader
RecordReader reads <key, value> pairs from an {@link InputSplit}.
RecordReader, typically, converts the byte-oriented view of the input, provided by the InputSplit, and presents a record-oriented view for the {@link Mapper} & {@link Reducer} tasks for processing. It thus assumes the responsibility of processing record boundaries and presenting the tasks with keys and values.
@see InputSplit @see InputFormat
org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.RecordReader
The record reader breaks the data into key/value pairs for input to the {@link Mapper}. @param < KEYIN> @param < VALUEIN>
org.apache.hadoop.record.RecordReader
Front-end interface to deserializers. Also acts as a factory for deserializers. @author Milind Bhandarkar

Examples of org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.RecordReader


    Path [] files = { new Path("file1"), new Path("file2") };
    long [] lengths = { 1, 1 };


    CombineFileSplit split = new CombineFileSplit(files, lengths);
    RecordReader rr = inputFormat.createRecordReader(split, context);
    assertTrue("Unexpected RR type!", rr instanceof CombineFileRecordReader);


    // first initialize() call comes from MapTask. We'll do it here.
    rr.initialize(split, context);


    // First value is first filename.
    assertTrue(rr.nextKeyValue());
    assertEquals("file1", rr.getCurrentValue().toString());


    // The inner RR will return false, because it only emits one (k, v) pair.
    // But there's another sub-split to process. This returns true to us.
    assertTrue(rr.nextKeyValue());
    
    // And the 2nd rr will have its initialize method called correctly.
    assertEquals("file2", rr.getCurrentValue().toString());
    
    // But after both child RR's have returned their singleton (k, v), this
    // should also return false.
    assertFalse(rr.nextKeyValue());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.RecordReader

    Path [] files = { new Path("file1") };
    long [] lengths = { 1 };


    CombineFileSplit split = new CombineFileSplit(files, lengths);


    RecordReader rr = inputFormat.createRecordReader(split, context1);
    assertTrue("Unexpected RR type!", rr instanceof CombineFileRecordReader);


    // Verify that the initial configuration is the one being used.
    // Right after construction the dummy key should have value "STATE1"
    assertEquals("Invalid initial dummy key value", "STATE1",
      rr.getCurrentKey().toString());


    // Switch the active context for the RecordReader...
    Configuration conf2 = new Configuration();
    conf2.set(DUMMY_KEY, "STATE2");
    TaskAttemptContext context2 = new TaskAttemptContextImpl(conf2, taskId);
    rr.initialize(split, context2);


    // And verify that the new context is updated into the child record reader.
    assertEquals("Invalid secondary dummy key value", "STATE2",
      rr.getCurrentKey().toString());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.RecordReader


    Path [] files = { new Path("file1"), new Path("file2") };
    long [] lengths = { 1, 1 };


    CombineFileSplit split = new CombineFileSplit(files, lengths);
    RecordReader rr = inputFormat.createRecordReader(split, context);
    assertTrue("Unexpected RR type!", rr instanceof CombineFileRecordReader);


    // first initialize() call comes from MapTask. We'll do it here.
    rr.initialize(split, context);


    // First value is first filename.
    assertTrue(rr.nextKeyValue());
    assertEquals("file1", rr.getCurrentValue().toString());


    // The inner RR will return false, because it only emits one (k, v) pair.
    // But there's another sub-split to process. This returns true to us.
    assertTrue(rr.nextKeyValue());
    
    // And the 2nd rr will have its initialize method called correctly.
    assertEquals("file2", rr.getCurrentValue().toString());
    
    // But after both child RR's have returned their singleton (k, v), this
    // should also return false.
    assertFalse(rr.nextKeyValue());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.RecordReader

    Path [] files = { new Path("file1") };
    long [] lengths = { 1 };


    CombineFileSplit split = new CombineFileSplit(files, lengths);


    RecordReader rr = inputFormat.createRecordReader(split, context1);
    assertTrue("Unexpected RR type!", rr instanceof CombineFileRecordReader);


    // Verify that the initial configuration is the one being used.
    // Right after construction the dummy key should have value "STATE1"
    assertEquals("Invalid initial dummy key value", "STATE1",
      rr.getCurrentKey().toString());


    // Switch the active context for the RecordReader...
    Configuration conf2 = new Configuration();
    conf2.set(DUMMY_KEY, "STATE2");
    TaskAttemptContext context2 = new TaskAttemptContextImpl(conf2, taskId);
    rr.initialize(split, context2);


    // And verify that the new context is updated into the child record reader.
    assertEquals("Invalid secondary dummy key value", "STATE2",
      rr.getCurrentKey().toString());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.RecordReader


    Path [] files = { new Path("file1"), new Path("file2") };
    long [] lengths = { 1, 1 };


    CombineFileSplit split = new CombineFileSplit(files, lengths);
    RecordReader rr = inputFormat.createRecordReader(split, context);
    assertTrue("Unexpected RR type!", rr instanceof CombineFileRecordReader);


    // first initialize() call comes from MapTask. We'll do it here.
    rr.initialize(split, context);


    // First value is first filename.
    assertTrue(rr.nextKeyValue());
    assertEquals("file1", rr.getCurrentValue().toString());


    // The inner RR will return false, because it only emits one (k, v) pair.
    // But there's another sub-split to process. This returns true to us.
    assertTrue(rr.nextKeyValue());
    
    // And the 2nd rr will have its initialize method called correctly.
    assertEquals("file2", rr.getCurrentValue().toString());
    
    // But after both child RR's have returned their singleton (k, v), this
    // should also return false.
    assertFalse(rr.nextKeyValue());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.RecordReader

    Path [] files = { new Path("file1") };
    long [] lengths = { 1 };


    CombineFileSplit split = new CombineFileSplit(files, lengths);


    RecordReader rr = inputFormat.createRecordReader(split, context1);
    assertTrue("Unexpected RR type!", rr instanceof CombineFileRecordReader);


    // Verify that the initial configuration is the one being used.
    // Right after construction the dummy key should have value "STATE1"
    assertEquals("Invalid initial dummy key value", "STATE1",
      rr.getCurrentKey().toString());


    // Switch the active context for the RecordReader...
    Configuration conf2 = new Configuration();
    conf2.set(DUMMY_KEY, "STATE2");
    TaskAttemptContext context2 = new TaskAttemptContextImpl(conf2, taskId);
    rr.initialize(split, context2);


    // And verify that the new context is updated into the child record reader.
    assertEquals("Invalid secondary dummy key value", "STATE2",
      rr.getCurrentKey().toString());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.mapreduce.RecordReader


    Path [] files = { new Path("file1"), new Path("file2") };
    long [] lengths = { 1, 1 };


    CombineFileSplit split = new CombineFileSplit(files, lengths);
    RecordReader rr = inputFormat.createRecordReader(split, context);
    assertTrue("Unexpected RR type!", rr instanceof CombineFileRecordReader);


    // first initialize() call comes from MapTask. We'll do it here.
    rr.initialize(split, context);


    // First value is first filename.
    assertTrue(rr.nextKeyValue());
    assertEquals("file1", rr.getCurrentValue().toString());


    // The inner RR will return false, because it only emits one (k, v) pair.
    // But there's another sub-split to process. This returns true to us.
    assertTrue(rr.nextKeyValue());
    
    // And the 2nd rr will have its initialize method called correctly.
    assertEquals("file2", rr.getCurrentValue().toString());
    
    // But after both child RR's have returned their singleton (k, v), this
    // should also return false.
    assertFalse(rr.nextKeyValue());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.record.RecordReader

            r0.setStringVal(new Text("other random text"));
            r1.setRecordVal(r0);
            out.write(r1);
            ostream.close();
            FileInputStream istream = new FileInputStream(tmpfile);
            RecordReader in = new RecordReader(istream, "binary");
            RecRecord1 r2 = new RecRecord1();
            in.read(r2);
            istream.close();
            tmpfile.delete();
            assertTrue("Serialized and deserialized records do not match.", r1.equals(r2));
        } catch (IOException ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.record.RecordReader

            r0.setStringVal(new Text("other random text"));
            r1.setRecordVal(r0);
            out.write(r1);
            ostream.close();
            FileInputStream istream = new FileInputStream(tmpfile);
            RecordReader in = new RecordReader(istream, "csv");
            RecRecord1 r2 = new RecRecord1();
            in.read(r2);
            istream.close();
            tmpfile.delete();
            assertTrue("Serialized and deserialized records do not match.", r1.equals(r2));
        } catch (IOException ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();

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Examples of org.apache.hadoop.record.RecordReader

            r0.setStringVal(new Text("other %rando\007m &amp; >&more text"));
            r1.setRecordVal(r0);
            out.write(r1);
            ostream.close();
            FileInputStream istream = new FileInputStream(tmpfile);
            RecordReader in = new RecordReader(istream, "xml");
            RecRecord1 r2 = new RecRecord1();
            in.read(r2);
            istream.close();
            tmpfile.delete();
            assertTrue("Serialized and deserialized records do not match.", r1.equals(r2));
        } catch (IOException ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace();

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