SAS/ACCESS for Hadoop, connection failure after SSL enabled

[nozh]

I have couple questions:

Does SAS/ACCESS (94M2) supporting SSL to Hive ?

After Hadoop enabled SSL, SAS Hive connections are failure with following error:

ERROR: java.sql.SQLException: Could not open client transport with JDBC Uri:
       jdbc:hive2://xxxyyy:10000/user_db;principal=hive/_HOST@SSSSS.ORG: Invalid status 21
ERROR: Unable to connect to the Hive server.
ERROR: Error trying to establish connection.

Where i supposed to add ssl=True and sslTrustStore from SAS/Access?

Thanks,

Scott

[JBailey]

Hi @nozh,

SAS 9.4M2 does support using SSL and Hive.

Which Hadoop distribution (include version number) are you trying to connect to? Can you include the code for your LIBNAME statement? The URI= option is required, I think, for the connection. Here is an example:

libname hdplib hadoop uri="jdbc:hive2://some.cool.name:10000/;ssl=true;sslTrustStore=/sas/as/hadoop/truststore.jks;sslTrustStorePassword=passw0rd" server="some.cool.name" port=10000 subprotocol=hive2;

As a general rule, SAS/ACCESS Interface to Hadoop does not provide a great deal of detail when it encounters connection issues. It may help to try PROC HADOOP. It usually provides more detailed evidence as to the cause of issues.  

Best wishes,

Jeff

[Lenvdb]

We are now encrypting our SAS/CONNECT to HADOOP connections. I just tried this as well, but found an interesting response in the log:

NOTE: The value specified by the HIVE_KERBEROS_PRINCIPLE option was not used. Instead the value found in the hive-site.xml located in the SAS-HADOOP_CONFIG_PATH directory was used

How do I include this option successfully in the Libname statement? 

[JBailey]

Hi @Lenvdb, I no longer work at SAS. You may want to contact SAS Tech Support.

[AhmedAl_Attar]

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