HIVE-23877: Hive on Spark incorrect partition pruning ANALYZE TABLE #1278
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Please target Hive 3.x on this work. Most likely removing Hive on Spark from Hive 4 (master branch) |
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@belugabehr Thanks for your feedback. Could you help review this pr and let me know if you have any questions? |
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Fixes HIVE-23877
Partitions are pruned based on the partition specification in ANALYZE TABLE command and cached in TableSpec.
When compiling, It's unnecessary to use PartitionPruner.prune() to get partitions again. And PartitionPruner can not prune partitions for ANALYZE TABLE command, so it will get all partitions.