Hive: error when trying to map key and value












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I have a query like this where I am trying to convert array<struct<key:string,value:array<string>> to map<string,array<string>>.
The query is



SELECT name, address, location, map(collect_set(k1),collect_set(concat_ws("",v1))) AS key_one
FROM table_a
lateral view inline(key_one) t1 as k1,v1
GROUP BY name, address, location;


I get the error as FAILED: SemanticException [Error 10016]: Line 1:62 Argument type mismatch 'v1': Primitive Type is expected but array<string>" is found










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    I have a query like this where I am trying to convert array<struct<key:string,value:array<string>> to map<string,array<string>>.
    The query is



    SELECT name, address, location, map(collect_set(k1),collect_set(concat_ws("",v1))) AS key_one
    FROM table_a
    lateral view inline(key_one) t1 as k1,v1
    GROUP BY name, address, location;


    I get the error as FAILED: SemanticException [Error 10016]: Line 1:62 Argument type mismatch 'v1': Primitive Type is expected but array<string>" is found










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      I have a query like this where I am trying to convert array<struct<key:string,value:array<string>> to map<string,array<string>>.
      The query is



      SELECT name, address, location, map(collect_set(k1),collect_set(concat_ws("",v1))) AS key_one
      FROM table_a
      lateral view inline(key_one) t1 as k1,v1
      GROUP BY name, address, location;


      I get the error as FAILED: SemanticException [Error 10016]: Line 1:62 Argument type mismatch 'v1': Primitive Type is expected but array<string>" is found










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      I have a query like this where I am trying to convert array<struct<key:string,value:array<string>> to map<string,array<string>>.
      The query is



      SELECT name, address, location, map(collect_set(k1),collect_set(concat_ws("",v1))) AS key_one
      FROM table_a
      lateral view inline(key_one) t1 as k1,v1
      GROUP BY name, address, location;


      I get the error as FAILED: SemanticException [Error 10016]: Line 1:62 Argument type mismatch 'v1': Primitive Type is expected but array<string>" is found







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      John Constantine

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          The error says that you can not have complex data types (i.e. array, struct, map) as a key to map.
          And that make sense right. key has to be only one value so it has to be primitive (i.e String, Int, BigInt)



          However, your code tries to put key as array and so the error. What you need to do is first explode the array and then try to get the key and value to form a map.



          This might work.



          create table



          create table temp.test_struct (test array<struct<key:string,value:array<string>>>) 


          Insert values



          insert into temp.test_struct 
          select array(
          NAMED_STRUCT("key", "k1", "value", array("a","b","c")),
          NAMED_STRUCT("key", "k2", "value", array("x","y","z"))
          ) from (select 'a') x


          Convert Array of Struct to map



          select test, map(t1.key, t1.value) map_col
          from
          temp.test_struct
          lateral view inline(test) t1


          enter image description here






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            The error says that you can not have complex data types (i.e. array, struct, map) as a key to map.
            And that make sense right. key has to be only one value so it has to be primitive (i.e String, Int, BigInt)



            However, your code tries to put key as array and so the error. What you need to do is first explode the array and then try to get the key and value to form a map.



            This might work.



            create table



            create table temp.test_struct (test array<struct<key:string,value:array<string>>>) 


            Insert values



            insert into temp.test_struct 
            select array(
            NAMED_STRUCT("key", "k1", "value", array("a","b","c")),
            NAMED_STRUCT("key", "k2", "value", array("x","y","z"))
            ) from (select 'a') x


            Convert Array of Struct to map



            select test, map(t1.key, t1.value) map_col
            from
            temp.test_struct
            lateral view inline(test) t1


            enter image description here






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              The error says that you can not have complex data types (i.e. array, struct, map) as a key to map.
              And that make sense right. key has to be only one value so it has to be primitive (i.e String, Int, BigInt)



              However, your code tries to put key as array and so the error. What you need to do is first explode the array and then try to get the key and value to form a map.



              This might work.



              create table



              create table temp.test_struct (test array<struct<key:string,value:array<string>>>) 


              Insert values



              insert into temp.test_struct 
              select array(
              NAMED_STRUCT("key", "k1", "value", array("a","b","c")),
              NAMED_STRUCT("key", "k2", "value", array("x","y","z"))
              ) from (select 'a') x


              Convert Array of Struct to map



              select test, map(t1.key, t1.value) map_col
              from
              temp.test_struct
              lateral view inline(test) t1


              enter image description here






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                The error says that you can not have complex data types (i.e. array, struct, map) as a key to map.
                And that make sense right. key has to be only one value so it has to be primitive (i.e String, Int, BigInt)



                However, your code tries to put key as array and so the error. What you need to do is first explode the array and then try to get the key and value to form a map.



                This might work.



                create table



                create table temp.test_struct (test array<struct<key:string,value:array<string>>>) 


                Insert values



                insert into temp.test_struct 
                select array(
                NAMED_STRUCT("key", "k1", "value", array("a","b","c")),
                NAMED_STRUCT("key", "k2", "value", array("x","y","z"))
                ) from (select 'a') x


                Convert Array of Struct to map



                select test, map(t1.key, t1.value) map_col
                from
                temp.test_struct
                lateral view inline(test) t1


                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer












                The error says that you can not have complex data types (i.e. array, struct, map) as a key to map.
                And that make sense right. key has to be only one value so it has to be primitive (i.e String, Int, BigInt)



                However, your code tries to put key as array and so the error. What you need to do is first explode the array and then try to get the key and value to form a map.



                This might work.



                create table



                create table temp.test_struct (test array<struct<key:string,value:array<string>>>) 


                Insert values



                insert into temp.test_struct 
                select array(
                NAMED_STRUCT("key", "k1", "value", array("a","b","c")),
                NAMED_STRUCT("key", "k2", "value", array("x","y","z"))
                ) from (select 'a') x


                Convert Array of Struct to map



                select test, map(t1.key, t1.value) map_col
                from
                temp.test_struct
                lateral view inline(test) t1


                enter image description here







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