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Ted Chester Jenks updated SPARK-42397:
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    Description: 
We are seeing inconsistent data returned when using `FlatMapCoGroupsInPandas`. 
In the PySpark example from the comments, when we call `grouped_df.collect()` 
we get:

 

{{[Row(left_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'abc'], dtype='object')", 
right_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'def'], dtype='object')")] }}

 

When we call `grouped_df.show(5, truncate=False)` we get:

 

{{[Row(left_colms="Index(['cluster', 'abc'], dtype='object')", 
right_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'def'], dtype='object')", xyz='1234')] 
}}

 

When we call `grouped_df_1.collect()` we get:

 

{{[Row(left_colms="Index(['cluster', 'abc'], dtype='object')", 
right_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'def'], dtype='object')", xyz='1234')] 
}}

 

 

  was:
We are seeing inconsistent data returned when using `FlatMapCoGroupsInPandas`. 
In the PySpark example:

{{    test_df = spark.createDataFrame(}}
{{        [}}
{{            ["1", "23", "abc", "blah", "def", "1"],}}
{{            ["1", "23", "abc", "blah", "def", "1"],}}
{{            ["1", "23", "abc", "blah", "def", "2"],}}
{{            ["1", "23", "abc", "blah", "def", "2"],}}
{{        ],}}
{{        ["cluster", "partition", "event", "abc", "def", "one_or_two"]}}
{{    )}}
{{    df1 = test_df.filter(}}
{{        F.col("one_or_two") == "1"}}
{{    ).select(}}
{{        "cluster", "event", "abc"}}
{{    )}}{{    df2 = test_df.filter(}}
{{        F.col("one_or_two") == "2"}}
{{    ).select(}}
{{        "cluster", "event", "def"}}
{{    )}}
{{    def get_schema(l, r):}}
{{            return pd.DataFrame(}}
{{                [(str(l.columns), str(r.columns))],}}
{{                columns=["left_colms", "right_colms"]}}
{{            )}}{{   grouped_df = 
df1.groupBy("cluster").cogroup(df2.groupBy("cluster")).applyInPandas(}}
{{        get_schema, "left_colms string, right_colms string"}}
{{    )}}
{{    grouped_df_1 = grouped_df.withColumn(}}
{{       "xyz", F.lit("1234")}}
{{     )}}

When we call `grouped_df.collect()` we get:

 

{{[Row(left_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'abc'], dtype='object')", 
right_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'def'], dtype='object')")] }}

 

When we call `grouped_df.show(5, truncate=False)` we get:

 

{{[Row(left_colms="Index(['cluster', 'abc'], dtype='object')", 
right_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'def'], dtype='object')", xyz='1234')] 
}}

 

When we call `grouped_df_1.collect()` we get:

 

{{[Row(left_colms="Index(['cluster', 'abc'], dtype='object')", 
right_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'def'], dtype='object')", xyz='1234')] 
}}

 

 


> Inconsistent data produced by `FlatMapCoGroupsInPandas`
> -------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: SPARK-42397
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-42397
>             Project: Spark
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Pandas API on Spark, SQL
>    Affects Versions: 3.3.0, 3.3.1
>            Reporter: Ted Chester Jenks
>            Priority: Minor
>
> We are seeing inconsistent data returned when using 
> `FlatMapCoGroupsInPandas`. In the PySpark example from the comments, when we 
> call `grouped_df.collect()` we get:
>  
> {{[Row(left_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'abc'], dtype='object')", 
> right_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'def'], dtype='object')")] }}
>  
> When we call `grouped_df.show(5, truncate=False)` we get:
>  
> {{[Row(left_colms="Index(['cluster', 'abc'], dtype='object')", 
> right_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'def'], dtype='object')", 
> xyz='1234')] }}
>  
> When we call `grouped_df_1.collect()` we get:
>  
> {{[Row(left_colms="Index(['cluster', 'abc'], dtype='object')", 
> right_colms="Index(['cluster', 'event', 'def'], dtype='object')", 
> xyz='1234')] }}
>  
>  



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