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kumar updated SPARK-24200:
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Description:
String folder = "/Users/test/data/ ** /** ";
sparkContext.textFile(folder, 1).toJavaRDD()
Is asterisks mandatory to read a folder -Yes, otherwise it does not read files
under subdirectories.
What if I get a folder which is having more subdirectories than the number of
asterisks mentioned ? How to handle this scenario ?
For example:
1) {{/Users/test/data/}} This would work ONLY if I get data as
/Users/test/data/folder1/file.txt
2)How to make this expression as *generic* ? It should still work if I get a
folder as: {{/Users/test/data/folder1/folder2/folder3/folder4}}
My input folder structure is not same all the time.
Is there anything exists in Spark to handle this kind of scenario ?
was:
String folder = "/Users/test/data/*/*";
sparkContext.textFile(folder, 1).toJavaRDD()
Is asterisks mandatory to read a folder -Yes, otherwise it does not read files
under subdirectories.
What if I get a folder which is having more subdirectories than the number of
asterisks mentioned ? How to handle this scenario ?
For example:
1) {{/Users/test/data/}} This would work ONLY if I get data as
/Users/test/data/folder1/file.txt
2)How to make this expression as *generic* ? It should still work if I get a
folder as: {{/Users/test/data/folder1/folder2/folder3/folder4}}
My input folder structure is not same all the time.
Is there anything exists in Spark to handle this kind of scenario ?
> Read subdirectories with out asterisks
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> Key: SPARK-24200
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-24200
> Project: Spark
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: SQL
> Affects Versions: 2.3.0
> Reporter: kumar
> Priority: Major
>
> String folder = "/Users/test/data/ ** /** ";
> sparkContext.textFile(folder, 1).toJavaRDD()
> Is asterisks mandatory to read a folder -Yes, otherwise it does not read
> files under subdirectories.
> What if I get a folder which is having more subdirectories than the number of
> asterisks mentioned ? How to handle this scenario ?
> For example:
> 1) {{/Users/test/data/}} This would work ONLY if I get data as
> /Users/test/data/folder1/file.txt
> 2)How to make this expression as *generic* ? It should still work if I get a
> folder as: {{/Users/test/data/folder1/folder2/folder3/folder4}}
> My input folder structure is not same all the time.
> Is there anything exists in Spark to handle this kind of scenario ?
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