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It would be good to have a tool that takes the values for each column and creates a separate file with it. This will enable users to see representative values for each column.

{ "MyArray": [] }

and

{"A": [ { "MyArray": [ { "Key1": "Value1" } ] } ], "B": [ { "MyArray": [] } ] }

both result in a NullPointerException.

Hi Team,

Does jar file takes S3 location as input path to generate schema.

Thanks,
Hazarath.

I have a pattern where I just symlink the executables into a directory that is on my PATH variable. However, the scripts can't follow symlinks and resolve correctly.

When converting some json files (in my case twitter json) the tool reorders the data.

i.e.
input = (A, B[1,2,3,4], C , D)
output = (D, C, A, B[4,1,2,3])