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Iverson Hu updated SPARK-25377:
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    Description: 
  When I use SQL dataframe in application, I found that dataframe.cache is 
invalid, the first time to execute Action like count() took me 40 seconds, and 
the seconds time to execute Action also.So I use dataframe.rdd.cache, second 
execution time is less than first execution time. And I think it's SQL 
dataframe's bug.

   This is my codes and console log, and I have cached the datafame of result 
before.

 this is my codes

logger.info("start to consuming result count")
logger.info(s"consuming ${result.count} output records")
//result.show(false)
logger.info("starting go to MysqlSink")
logger.info(s"consuming ${result.count} output records")
logger.info("starting go to MysqlSink")

 

And console log is below

18/09/08 14:15:17 INFO MySQLRiskScenarioRunner: start to consuming result count
18/09/08 14:15:49 INFO MySQLRiskScenarioRunner: consuming 5 output records
18/09/08 14:15:49 INFO MySQLRiskScenarioRunner: starting go to MysqlSink
18/09/08 14:16:22 INFO MySQLRiskScenarioRunner: consuming 5 output records
18/09/08 14:16:22 INFO MySQLRiskScenarioRunner: starting go to MysqlSink

 

 

 

 

 

 

  was:
  When I use SQL dataframe in application, I found that dataframe.cache is 
invalid, the first time to execute Action like count() took me 40 seconds, and 
the seconds time to execute Action also.So I use dataframe.rdd.cache, second 
execution time is less than first execution time. And I think it's SQL 
dataframe's bug.

   This is my codes and console log, and I have cached the datafame of result 
before. !image-2018-09-08-14-18-36-780.png!

 

!image-2018-09-08-14-18-07-759.png!


> spark sql dataframe cache is invalid
> ------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: SPARK-25377
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-25377
>             Project: Spark
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Spark Core
>    Affects Versions: 2.3.0
>         Environment: spark version 2.3.0
> scala version 2.1.8
>            Reporter: Iverson Hu
>            Priority: Major
>
>   When I use SQL dataframe in application, I found that dataframe.cache is 
> invalid, the first time to execute Action like count() took me 40 seconds, 
> and the seconds time to execute Action also.So I use dataframe.rdd.cache, 
> second execution time is less than first execution time. And I think it's SQL 
> dataframe's bug.
>    This is my codes and console log, and I have cached the datafame of result 
> before.
>  this is my codes
> logger.info("start to consuming result count")
> logger.info(s"consuming ${result.count} output records")
> //result.show(false)
> logger.info("starting go to MysqlSink")
> logger.info(s"consuming ${result.count} output records")
> logger.info("starting go to MysqlSink")
>  
> And console log is below
> 18/09/08 14:15:17 INFO MySQLRiskScenarioRunner: start to consuming result 
> count
> 18/09/08 14:15:49 INFO MySQLRiskScenarioRunner: consuming 5 output records
> 18/09/08 14:15:49 INFO MySQLRiskScenarioRunner: starting go to MysqlSink
> 18/09/08 14:16:22 INFO MySQLRiskScenarioRunner: consuming 5 output records
> 18/09/08 14:16:22 INFO MySQLRiskScenarioRunner: starting go to MysqlSink
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