Release 0.194
General Changes
- Fix planning performance regression that can affect queries over Hive tables with many partitions.
- Fix deadlock in memory management logic introduced in the previous release.
- Add word_stem() function.
- Restrict
n(number of result elements) to 10,000 or less formin(col, n),max(col, n),min_by(col1, col2, n), andmax_by(col1, col2, n). - Improve error message when a session property references an invalid catalog.
- Reduce memory usage of histogram() aggregation function.
- Improve coordinator CPU efficiency when discovering splits.
- Include minimum and maximum values for columns in
SHOW STATS.
Web UI Changes
- Fix previously empty peak memory display in the query details page.
CLI Changes
- Fix regression in CLI that makes it always print “query aborted by user” when the result is displayed with a pager, even if the query completes successfully.
- Return a non-zero exit status when an error occurs.
- Add
--client-infooption for specifying client info. - Add
--ignore-errorsoption to continue processing in batch mode when an error occurs.
JDBC Driver Changes
- Allow configuring connection network timeout with
setNetworkTimeout(). - Allow setting client tags via the
ClientTagsclient info property. - Expose update type via
getUpdateType()onPrestoStatement.
Hive Changes
- Consistently fail queries that attempt to read partitions that are offline. Previously, the query can have one of the following outcomes: fail as expected, skip those partitions and finish successfully, or hang indefinitely.
- Allow setting username used to access Hive metastore via the
hive.metastore.usernameconfig property. - Add
hive_storage_formatandrespect_table_formatsession properties, corresponding to thehive.storage-formatandhive.respect-table-formatconfig properties. - Reduce ORC file reader memory consumption by allocating buffers lazily. Buffers are only allocated for columns that are actually accessed.
Cassandra Changes
- Fix failure when querying
information_schema.columnswhen there is no equality predicate ontable_name.
