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12 data format

The original data split or intercepted by [[upright 3percent, upright 5'], [upright 4percent, upright 6'], [upright 4percent, upright 5'], [upright 4percent, upright 2']] can be used to obtain the corresponding column data through x [0], x [1] in map.

Can be converted to key-value data format through map for example: df3 = df2.map (lambda x: (x [0], x [1]))

Key-value data format

Each () represents a set of data, the first represents key and the second represents value.

3) PipelinedRDD type represents key-value form data

13 RDD type conversion

UserRdd = sc.textFile ("D:\ data\ people.json")

UserRdd = userRdd.map (lambda x: x.split (""))

UserRows = userRdd.map (lambda p: Row (userName = p [0], userAge = int (p [1]), userAdd = p [2]) UserSalary = int (p [3])) print (userRows.take (4))

Results: [Row (userAdd='shanghai', userAge=20, userName='zhangsan', userSalary=13), Row (userAdd='beijin', userAge=30, userName='lisi', userSalary=15)]

2) create a DataFrame

UserDF = sqlContext.createDataFrame (userRows)

Query fields through sql statement

From pyspark.conf import SparkConf

From pyspark.sql.session import SparkSession

From pyspark.sql.types import Row

If name = 'main':

Spark = SparkSession.builder.config (conf = SparkConf (). GetOrCreate ()

Sc = spark.sparkContextrd = sc.textFile ("D:\ data\ people.txt") rd2 = rd.map (lambda x:x.split (",") people = rd2.map (lambda p: Row (name=p [0], age=int (p [1])) peopleDF = spark.createDataFrame (people) peopleDF.createOrReplaceTempView ("people") teenagers = spark.sql ("SELECT name" Age FROM people where name='Andy' ") teenagers.show (5) print (teenagers.rdd.collect ()) teenNames = teenagers.rdd.map (lambda p: 100 + p.age). Collect () for name in teenNames: print (name)

15 detailed examples of dateFrame,sql,json usage

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A simple example demonstrating basic Spark SQL features.

Run with:

. / bin/spark-submit examples/src/main/python/sql/basic.py

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From future import print_function

$example on:init_session$

From pyspark.sql import SparkSession

$example off:init_session$$example on:schema_inferring$

From pyspark.sql import Row

$example off:schema_inferring$$example on:programmatic_schema$Import data types

From pyspark.sql.types import *

$example off:programmatic_schema$

Def basic_df_example (spark):

$example on:create_df$# spark is an existing SparkSessiondf = spark.read.json ("/ data/people.json") # Displays the content of the DataFrame to stdoutdf.show () # +-- +-+ # | age | name | # +-+-+ # | null | Michael | # | 30 | Andy | # | 19 | Justin | # +-+-+ # $example off:create_df$# $example on:untyped_ops$# spark Df are from the previous example# Print the schema in a tree formatdf.printSchema () # root# |-- age: long (nullable = true) # |-- name: string (nullable = true) # Select only the "name" columndf.select ("name"). Show () # +-+ # | name | # +-# | Michael | # | Andy | # | Justin | # +-+ # Select everybody, but increment the age by 1df.select (df ['name'] Df ['age'] + 1). Show () # +-+ # | name | (age + 1) | # +-+ # | Michael | null | # | Andy | 31 | # | Justin | 20 | # +-+ # Select people older than 21df.filter (df [' age'] > 21) ). Show () # +-- +-+ # | age | name | # +-- +-+ # | 30 | Andy | # +-- +-+ # Count people by agedf.groupBy ("age"). Count () .show () # +-- +-- + # | age | count | # +-+ # | 19 | 1 | # | null | 1 | # | 1 | # +-- +-- # $example off:untyped_ops$# $example on:run_sql$# Register the DataFrame as a SQL temporary viewdf.createOrReplaceTempView ("people") sqlDF = spark.sql ("SELECT * FROM people") sqlDF.show () # +-- +-- + # | age | name | # +-- +-+ # | null | Michael | # | 30 | Andy | # | 19 | Justin | # +-+-+ # $example off:run_sql$# $example on:global _ temp_view$# Register the DataFrame as a global temporary viewdf.createGlobalTempView ("people") # Global temporary view is tied to a system preserved database `global_ temp`spark.sql ("SELECT * FROM global_temp.people"). Show () # +-+-+ # | age | name | # +-+ # | null | Michael | # | 30 | Andy | # | 19 | Justin | # +-+-+ # Global temporary view is cross- Sessionspark.newSession () .sql ("SELECT * FROM global_temp.people") .show () # +-+-+ # | age | name | # +-+-+ # | null | Michael | # | 30 | Andy | # | 19 | Justin | # +-+-+ # $example off:global_temp_view$

Def schema_inference_example (spark):

$example on:schema_inferring$sc = spark.sparkContext# Load a text file and convert each line to a Row.lines = sc.textFile ("examples/src/main/resources/people.txt") parts = lines.map (lambda l: l.split (",") people = parts.map (lambda p: Row (name=p [0], age=int (p [1])) # Infer the schema And register the DataFrame as a table.schemaPeople = spark.createDataFrame (people) schemaPeople.createOrReplaceTempView ("people") # SQL can be run over DataFrames that have been registered as a table.teenagers = spark.sql ("SELECT name FROM people WHERE age > = 13 AND age")

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