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Below is my query which takes around 5k mappers and 1k reducers and time taken is around 2.2 hours to finish. Any scope of optimization in here?

What I have tried:

SQL
SELECT
sum(B.item_net_amount) net_amount,
sum(B.item_gross_amount) gross_amount,
sum(B.item_quantity) item_quantity,
(sum(nvl(B.item_gross_amount,0))-sum( nvl(B.total_discount_amount,0)))/100 dollar_sales
from (select item_dim_key from wh_postx_seven11_p1.eal_seven11_it_mstr where category_label in ('34.02 - Products')) A
left outer join
wh_postx_seven11_p2.postx_fact B
on A.item_dim_key = B.src_item_dim_key
WHERE data_supplier_name='SEVEN11'
and retailer_name='SEVEN11'
and tm_dim_key_day between 42598 and 42604 ;


output i got :
258546211.00000000    258550200.00000000    7475811    2585462.1100000


The query used in from statement returns around 1.3 k records. Based on this table the left join is used to main table.

SQL
select item_dim_key from wh_postx_seven11_p1.eal_seven11_it_mstr where category_label in ('34.02 - Products')
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Updated 12-Dec-20 1:12am
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[no name] 12-Dec-20 12:49pm    
Does it sum before joining? When would that be redundant considering the joins? Is there an "execution plan"? Do you think one query statement is "better" than thoughtful sub-queries that one can time? How do you think someone else would answer those questions?

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