removes bare usage of Text.getBytes() #4895
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Calls to Text.getBytes() should always be accompanied with a call to getLength() because an array that is longer than the data could be returned if set() was ever called on the Text object. Replaced with a call to getRowData().toArray() that is more efficient and does not have the length problem. Did a partial review of the code and found this one case. Could be other cases like this lurking.
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Calls to Text.getBytes() should always be accompanied with a call to getLength() because an array that is longer than the data could be returned if set() was ever called on the Text object.
Replaced with a call to getRowData().toArray() that is more efficient and does not have the length problem.
Did a partial review of the code and found this one case. Could be other cases like this lurking.