ganeshashree opened a new pull request, #52732:
URL: https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/52732
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This PR enhances error reporting for corrupted view metadata by adding a
detailed, user-friendly assertion message when there's a mismatch between the
number of view query column names and the number of columns in the view schema.
Changes:
Enhanced the assertion in SessionCatalog.scala (fromCatalogTable method) to
include:
The fully qualified view name
The actual number of view query column names vs schema columns
The list of view query column names
The list of view schema column names
Guidance that the metadata needs to be repaired
Added a unit test in SessionCatalogSuite.scala to verify the enhanced error
message is displayed correctly when corrupted view metadata is detected.
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Currently, when view metadata is corrupted (i.e., the number of view query
column names doesn't match the schema length), the assertion fails with a
generic "assertion failed" message that provides no context about:
Which view has the problem
What the actual vs expected values are
What columns are involved
How to fix the issue
This makes debugging production issues very difficult. The enhanced error
message provides all the necessary information to quickly identify and repair
the corrupted view metadata.
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Yes. Users will now see a detailed error message instead of a generic
assertion failure when encountering corrupted view metadata:
Before:
`assertion failed`
After:
`assertion failed: Corrupted view metadata detected for view
spark_catalog.db.view_name.
The number of view query column names 2 does not match the number of columns
in the view schema 3.
View query column names: [id, name], View schema columns: [id, name, value].
This indicates corrupted view metadata that needs to be repaired.`
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Added a new unit test corrupted view metadata: mismatch between
viewQueryColumnNames and schema in SessionCatalogSuite.scala that:
Creates a view with intentionally corrupted metadata (2 query column names
but 3 schema columns)
Verifies that looking up the view throws an AssertionError
Validates the error message contains all expected details
Existing tests continue to pass
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