I am using Spark on a Zeppelin notebook, and groupByKey() does not seem to be working.
This code:
df.groupByKey(row => row.getLong(0))
.mapGroups((key, iterable) => println(key))
Gives me this error (presumably a compilation error, since it shows up in no time while the dataset I am working on is pretty big):
error: Unable to find encoder for type stored in a Dataset. Primitive types (Int, String, etc) and Product types (case classes) are supported by importing spark.implicits._ Support for serializing other types will be added in future releases.
I tried to add a case class and map all of my rows into it, but still got the same error
import spark.implicits._
case class DFRow(profileId: Long, jobId: String, state: String)
def getDFRow(row: Row):DFRow = {
return DFRow(row.getLong(row.fieldIndex("item0")),
row.getString(row.fieldIndex("item1")),
row.getString(row.fieldIndex("item2")))
}
df.map(DFRow(_))
.groupByKey(row => row.getLong(0))
.mapGroups((key, iterable) => println(key))
The schema of my Dataframe is:
root
|-- item0: long (nullable = true)
|-- item1: string (nullable = true)
|-- item2: string (nullable = true)
You're trying to mapGroups
with a function (Long, Iterator[Row]) => Unit
and there is no Encoder
for Unit
(not that it would make sense to have one).
In general parts of the Dataset
API which are not focused on the SQL DSL (DataFrame => DataFrame
, DataFrame => RelationalGroupedDataset
, RelationalGroupedDataset => DataFrame
, RelationalGroupedDataset => RelationalGroupedDataset
) require either implicit or explicit encoders for the output values.
Since there are no predefined encoders for Row
objects, using Dataset[Row]
with methods design for statically typed data doesn't make much sense. As a rule of thumb you should always convert to the statically typed variant first:
df.as[(Long, String, String)]
See also Encoder error while trying to map dataframe row to updated row