okay. given that many searches, and the complexit...
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scottvonduhn
09/18/2019, 2:45 PMokay. given that many searches, and the complexity, it probably does make sense to move it to the reduce stage. It's usually very straightforward. If your reduce function is currently empty, just cut all of the code from map, and move it into reduce. You will need to make one change: wherever you have
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ganoo7
09/18/2019, 3:01 PM@scottvonduhn do i have to do anything in map stage?
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scottvonduhn
09/18/2019, 3:05 PMno, it can be empty. the data will flow through to reduce automatically
scottvonduhn
09/18/2019, 3:07 PMthe reason for the code change, though, is that map is designed to process a single
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09/18/2019, 3:10 PMactually, you may need to remove the map phase from the script. I usually remove it if i am not using it. I am not sure if leaving it in place but empty works or not.
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ganoo7
09/18/2019, 3:12 PMyeah leaving it empty doesn't work, removing it seems working
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scottvonduhn
09/18/2019, 3:14 PMYeah, I realized that a few seconds after I typed it out. Sorry. Glad it's working now, though.
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ganoo7
09/18/2019, 6:01 PMyeah but looks like reduce is bit slower than map, its taking forever to process all 3K records lol