!172 [I1TFJV] Documentaion for Vacuum on Carbondata Tables
* [I1TFJV] Updated Carbondata docs with info for Vacuum support.
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| Property Name | Description | Default |
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| ----------------------------------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
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| carbondata.store-location | Specifies the location of the storage for carbondata warehouse. If not specified, it uses default hive warehouse path, i.e */user/hive/warehouse/**carbon.store*** | `${hive.metastore.warehouse.dir} /carbon.store` |
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| `carbondata.store-location` | Specifies the location of the storage for carbondata warehouse. If not specified, it uses default hive warehouse path, i.e */user/hive/warehouse/**carbon.store*** | `${hive.metastore.warehouse.dir} /carbon.store` |
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| `carbondata.minor-vacuum-seg-count` | Specifies the number of segments that may be considered for Minor Vacuum on a Carbondata table. If not specified or set to a number < 2, all available segments are considered | `NONE` |
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| `carbondata.major-vacuum-seg-size` | Specifies the size limit (in GB) for Major Vacuum on a Carbondata table. All segments whose cumulative size is less than this threshold will be considered. If not specified, it uses default Vacuum value, i.e 1GB | `1GB` |
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| `hive.metastore` | The type of Hive metastore to use. openLooKeng currently supports the default Hive Thrift metastore (`thrift`). | `thrift` |
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| `hive.config.resources` | A comma-separated list of HDFS configuration files. These files must exist on the machines running openLooKeng. Example: `/etc/hdfs-site.xml` | |
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| `hive.hdfs.authentication.type` | HDFS authentication type. Possible values are `NONE` or `KERBEROS`. | `NONE` |
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DROP TABLE orders;
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### Vacuum
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Vacuum operation translates to `compaction` in Carbondata. In Carbondata there are two types of vacuum operation, `Major` and `Minor`.
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The following is a short description of the mapping between VACUUM and Carbondata compaction-
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* `VACUUM TABLE table_name FULL` translates to Major compaction which compacts segments based on a cumulative size restriction.
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* `VACUUM TABLE table_name ` translates to Minor compaction which compacts segments based on a count restriction.
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The below operation triggers Minor Vacuum on a table with name, `carbondata_table` to merge multiple segments to a single segment.
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```sql
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VACUUM TABLE carbondata_table;
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```
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##### VACUUM FULL
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Major Vacuum merges the segments based on their sizes. As long as the total size of all segments being merged doesn't exceed a certain value, they are all compacted into a single new segment.
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```sql
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VACUUM TABLE carbondata_table FULL;
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```
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##### Support for AND WAIT
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Both Minor and Major Vacuum operations can be executed in a synchronous manner using the following commands-
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```sql
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VACUUM TABLE carbondata_table (FULL) AND WAIT;
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```
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This will also display the number of rows in the table that are being compacted.
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## Carbondata Connector Limitations
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The following operations are not supported currently with Carbondata connector:
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