I would start from scratch, and make sure the correct version (8) of Java is installed, and re-install Hadoop. Then, I would double-check all of the environment variables.
Can you try adding the environment variables as system environment variables, rather than user environment variables? You may need to be an Administrator to do this.
If all of that checks out, and the %PATH% is correct, and all of the .cmd files are on the path, I'm not sure what else I would do. There's no reason why those commands shouldn't work if they're on the %PATH%.
I would start from scratch, and make sure the correct version (8) of Java is installed, and re-install Hadoop. Then, I would double-check all of the environment variables.
Can you try adding the environment variables as system environment variables, rather than user environment variables? You may need to be an Administrator to do this.
If all of that checks out, and the
%PATH%
is correct, and all of the.cmd
files are on the path, I'm not sure what else I would do. There's no reason why those commands shouldn't work if they're on the%PATH%
.I appreciate your help.
I have already added the variables to the system but the problem is still there.
I would really appreciate that you tell me If you have another ideas to solve this issue.
I think it is also weird but it seems something related to yarn. I will look for more info , more tricks and if i solve it i will post here.
Thanks so much.