hive kill command

The Hive kill command is used to terminate a running Hive job or query. This command is useful in scenarios where a Hive job or query is taking too long to complete or is stuck in an infinite loop.

The syntax of the Hive kill command is as follows:

KILL [job_id]

The `job_id` parameter is the ID of the Hive job or query that needs to be terminated. This ID can be obtained by running the `SHOW JOBS` command.

For example, to kill a running Hive job with ID `job_1234`, the following command can be used:

KILL job_1234;

When the kill command is executed, Hive sends a signal to the running process to terminate it. It may take some time for the process to actually stop, depending on the current state of the job or query. Once the job or query has been terminated, its status can be checked using the `SHOW JOBS` command.