3. Click “Server Side Properties” in the lower-left corner of the Advanced Options window:
4. In the Properties window, click “Add..” on the right side to create a new property:
5. Add any properties required by your Hive instance, including the mapreduce queue name if
needed. You may have to ask your administrator what the name of this property is – some
servers use “mapreduce.job.queuename” by default, and one server I use has this defined as “mapred.job.queue.name“, so you’ll need to confirm your server’s value. Once you know what it is, create it and click OK, and then it should look like this:
6. That’s it! Go ahead and click “OK” and save the data source name settings, then you should be good to go!
If you have the need to use different queues for different purposes (or any other settings change based on your work), you can create multiple versions of your ODBC DSN and connect to whichever one is appropriate for the work you’re currently doing.




