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saveasTextFile(“path”) in scala
Saving a string to HDFS creates line feeds for each characterSpark - load CSV file as DataFrame?saveAsTextFile for non rdd spark scalaHow to save a Map result to a text file in Spark scala?How to save Iterable[String] to hdfs in spark-scalasaveAsTextFile not working with variable pathhow to use mapPartitions followed by saveAsTextFilesUsing iterated writing in HDFS file by using Spark/Scalaerror: value saveAsTextFile is not a member of scala.collection.Map[String,Long]Save output from foreach[unit] to HDFS as text file : Scala Spark
I used Scala in Spark, and I tried to save my file in HDFS file, but I got an error.
I have tried rdd.saveAsTextFile("path"); sc.saveAsTextFile("pathe");
saveAsTextFile("path")
scala> inputJPG.map(x=>x.split("")).map(array=>array(0)).sc.saveAsTextFile("/loudacre/iplist")
<console>:28: error: value sc is not a member of Array[String]
inputJPG.map(x=>x.split("")).map(array=>array(0)).sc.saveAsTextFile("/loudacre/iplist")
scala apache-spark hdfs
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I used Scala in Spark, and I tried to save my file in HDFS file, but I got an error.
I have tried rdd.saveAsTextFile("path"); sc.saveAsTextFile("pathe");
saveAsTextFile("path")
scala> inputJPG.map(x=>x.split("")).map(array=>array(0)).sc.saveAsTextFile("/loudacre/iplist")
<console>:28: error: value sc is not a member of Array[String]
inputJPG.map(x=>x.split("")).map(array=>array(0)).sc.saveAsTextFile("/loudacre/iplist")
scala apache-spark hdfs
1
Can you be a little more specific? What is the structure of your file and what kind of data is in there? Are you simply trying to write a dataframe to hadoop? Have you read this page? spark.apache.org/docs/latest/sql-getting-started.html
– Tony Fraser
Mar 8 at 0:57
2
You should not include.sc
here, just use.saveAsTextFile(...)
on the RDD. However, it looks like you work with anArray[String]
in which case you can't use RDD functions.
– Shaido
Mar 8 at 6:02
add a comment |
I used Scala in Spark, and I tried to save my file in HDFS file, but I got an error.
I have tried rdd.saveAsTextFile("path"); sc.saveAsTextFile("pathe");
saveAsTextFile("path")
scala> inputJPG.map(x=>x.split("")).map(array=>array(0)).sc.saveAsTextFile("/loudacre/iplist")
<console>:28: error: value sc is not a member of Array[String]
inputJPG.map(x=>x.split("")).map(array=>array(0)).sc.saveAsTextFile("/loudacre/iplist")
scala apache-spark hdfs
I used Scala in Spark, and I tried to save my file in HDFS file, but I got an error.
I have tried rdd.saveAsTextFile("path"); sc.saveAsTextFile("pathe");
saveAsTextFile("path")
scala> inputJPG.map(x=>x.split("")).map(array=>array(0)).sc.saveAsTextFile("/loudacre/iplist")
<console>:28: error: value sc is not a member of Array[String]
inputJPG.map(x=>x.split("")).map(array=>array(0)).sc.saveAsTextFile("/loudacre/iplist")
scala apache-spark hdfs
scala apache-spark hdfs
asked Mar 7 at 23:51
Eric.PEric.P
122
122
1
Can you be a little more specific? What is the structure of your file and what kind of data is in there? Are you simply trying to write a dataframe to hadoop? Have you read this page? spark.apache.org/docs/latest/sql-getting-started.html
– Tony Fraser
Mar 8 at 0:57
2
You should not include.sc
here, just use.saveAsTextFile(...)
on the RDD. However, it looks like you work with anArray[String]
in which case you can't use RDD functions.
– Shaido
Mar 8 at 6:02
add a comment |
1
Can you be a little more specific? What is the structure of your file and what kind of data is in there? Are you simply trying to write a dataframe to hadoop? Have you read this page? spark.apache.org/docs/latest/sql-getting-started.html
– Tony Fraser
Mar 8 at 0:57
2
You should not include.sc
here, just use.saveAsTextFile(...)
on the RDD. However, it looks like you work with anArray[String]
in which case you can't use RDD functions.
– Shaido
Mar 8 at 6:02
1
1
Can you be a little more specific? What is the structure of your file and what kind of data is in there? Are you simply trying to write a dataframe to hadoop? Have you read this page? spark.apache.org/docs/latest/sql-getting-started.html
– Tony Fraser
Mar 8 at 0:57
Can you be a little more specific? What is the structure of your file and what kind of data is in there? Are you simply trying to write a dataframe to hadoop? Have you read this page? spark.apache.org/docs/latest/sql-getting-started.html
– Tony Fraser
Mar 8 at 0:57
2
2
You should not include
.sc
here, just use .saveAsTextFile(...)
on the RDD. However, it looks like you work with an Array[String]
in which case you can't use RDD functions.– Shaido
Mar 8 at 6:02
You should not include
.sc
here, just use .saveAsTextFile(...)
on the RDD. However, it looks like you work with an Array[String]
in which case you can't use RDD functions.– Shaido
Mar 8 at 6:02
add a comment |
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I'm a new student and still learning Scala, so not familiar with RDD and Scala function.
Turn to my problem.I found that is because I have val xx=data.collect()
before which is not RDD, so I can't do data.saveAsTextFile in Spark.
So I moved the .collect()
function => val xx=data
Then data.savaAsTextFile("path") works.
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I'm a new student and still learning Scala, so not familiar with RDD and Scala function.
Turn to my problem.I found that is because I have val xx=data.collect()
before which is not RDD, so I can't do data.saveAsTextFile in Spark.
So I moved the .collect()
function => val xx=data
Then data.savaAsTextFile("path") works.
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I'm a new student and still learning Scala, so not familiar with RDD and Scala function.
Turn to my problem.I found that is because I have val xx=data.collect()
before which is not RDD, so I can't do data.saveAsTextFile in Spark.
So I moved the .collect()
function => val xx=data
Then data.savaAsTextFile("path") works.
add a comment |
I'm a new student and still learning Scala, so not familiar with RDD and Scala function.
Turn to my problem.I found that is because I have val xx=data.collect()
before which is not RDD, so I can't do data.saveAsTextFile in Spark.
So I moved the .collect()
function => val xx=data
Then data.savaAsTextFile("path") works.
I'm a new student and still learning Scala, so not familiar with RDD and Scala function.
Turn to my problem.I found that is because I have val xx=data.collect()
before which is not RDD, so I can't do data.saveAsTextFile in Spark.
So I moved the .collect()
function => val xx=data
Then data.savaAsTextFile("path") works.
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Can you be a little more specific? What is the structure of your file and what kind of data is in there? Are you simply trying to write a dataframe to hadoop? Have you read this page? spark.apache.org/docs/latest/sql-getting-started.html
– Tony Fraser
Mar 8 at 0:57
2
You should not include
.sc
here, just use.saveAsTextFile(...)
on the RDD. However, it looks like you work with anArray[String]
in which case you can't use RDD functions.– Shaido
Mar 8 at 6:02