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MahmoudHanafy commented on SPARK-13886:
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I think List extends Seq !!
In this case, How can you differentiate between:
1- ArrayType(ByteType) => Seq[Byte]
2- BinaryType => Array[Byte]
> ArrayType of BinaryType not supported in Row.equals method
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> Key: SPARK-13886
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-13886
> Project: Spark
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: SQL
> Reporter: MahmoudHanafy
> Priority: Minor
>
> There are multiple types that are supoprted by Spark SQL, One of them is
> ArrayType(Seq) which can be of any element type
> So it can be BinaryType(Array\[Byte\])
> In equals method in Row class, there is no handling for ArrayType of
> BinaryType.
> So for example:
> {code:xml}
> val a = Row( Seq( Array(1.toByte) ) )
> val b = Row( Seq( Array(1.toByte) ) )
> a.equals(b) // this will return false
> {code}
> Also, this doesn't work for MapType of BinaryType.
> {code:xml}
> val a = Row( Map(1 -> Array(1.toByte) ) )
> val b = Row( Map(1 -> Array(1.toByte) ) )
> a.equals(b) // this will return false
> {code}
> Question1: Can the key in MapType be of BinaryType ?
> Question2: Isn't there another way to handle BinaryType by using scala type
> instead of Array ?
> I want to contribute by fixing this issue.
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