Pdf Combiner Portable

[Cecile Lilien]

Iam specifying the columns to combine via flow variable (e.g. [First Name, Last Name] and the node accepts it in the included_names variable without issue, BUT the node appears to combine the columns in the order they appear from the main table, not in the order I am specifying.

That is true. By specifying columns using flow variables you can not change/control order. You can use Column Resorter (or Reference Column Resorter) or Table Manipulator node to change define column order before Column Combiner node. Would that work for you?

Thanks for confirming. I have implemented a reference column resorter node right before the column combiner node to put the columns in the same order as specified in my flow variable and this has fixed my issue.

When running a MapReduce job with a specified combiner, is the combiner run during the sort phase? I understand that the combiner is run on mapper output for each spill, but it seems like it would also be beneficial to run during intermediate steps when merge sorting. I'm assuming here that in some stages of the sort, mapper output for some equivalent keys is held in memory at some point.

This happens right after the real mapping is done. During iteration through the buffer it checks if there has a combiner been set and if yes it combines the records. If not, it directly spills onto disk.

This is the right stage to save the disk space and the network bandwidth, because it is very likely that the output has to be transfered.During the merge/shuffle/sort phase it is not beneficial because then you have to crunch more amounts of data in comparision with the combiner run at map finish time.

There are two opportunities for running the Combiner, both on the map side of processing. (A very good online reference is from Tom White's "Hadoop: The Definitive Guide" - -definitive-guide-tom-white-3rd/chapter-6/shuffle-and-sort )

The first opportunity comes on the map side after completing the in-memory sort by key of each partition, and before writing those sorted data to disk. The motivation for running the Combiner at this point is to reduce the amount of data ultimately written to local storage. By running the Combiner here, we also reduce the amount of data that will need to be merged and sorted in the next step. So to the original question posted, yes, the Combiner is already being applied at this early step.

The second opportunity comes right after merging and sorting the spill files. In this case, the motivation for running the Combiner is to reduce the amount of data ultimately sent over the network to the reducers. This stage benefits from the earlier application of the Combiner, which may have already reduced the amount of data to be processed by this step.

I suspect the reason that the combiner only works in this way is that it reduces the amount of data being sent to the reducers. This is a huge gain in many situations. Meanwhile, in the reducer, the data is already there, and whether you combine them in the sort/merge or in your reduce logic is not really going to matter computationally (it's either done now or later).

I haven't gone through the code but in reference to Hadoop : The definitive guide by Tom White 3rd edition, it does mention that if the combiner is specified it will run during the merge phase in the reducer. Following is excerpt from the text:

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I'm making a manufacturing line sumilations where 2 entities representing components enter combiner, where they are being proccessed to a new single entity. How I'm suppoused to terminate those 2 entities that are entering the combiner and generate one new that is leaving? Also, can you combine more that 2 entities in one combiner?

Hi,

A combiner is able to combine 1 or more entities into a parent entity. The number of entities that are batched together is specified in the property Batch Quantity. I recommend looking at the SimBit "Combine Multiple Entity Types Onto Pallets" for an example.

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Paul Clapham wrote:

I'd also encourage you to use an identity value which is actually the identity for your function. You didn't do that in either case; note that the documentation says it's a requirement.

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