strange issue with glom() method with Pyspark DataFrame












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I am using spark version 2.3 and facing an strange issue with dates while using the glom method to see the partitions size.



Below is my dataframe.



df1_data = spark.sql("""
SELECT *
from udb.partitioned_table_df1 where VEH_ENGINE in
(
'ABCDP3F27HL239911'
'ABCDP3F27HL230011'
)
""");

+-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+----------

-----------+
| VEH_ENGINE |VEH_COUNTRY |VEH_RETAIL_SALE_DATE | VEH_MODEL_YEAR|
+-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+---------------------+
|ABCDP3F27HL239911| CAN| 0001-01-01| 2017|
|ABCDP3F27HL230011| USA| 0001-01-01| 2018|
+-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+---------------------+


At the source we have default start date as '0001-01-01' and same date has been loaded to pyspark dataframe as date column. no issues.
I can perform rest of the operations;join,filters etc as usual.
but I am facing an issue when I was looking at the spark partitions which I normally do.



partitionSizedf = df1_data.rdd.glom().map(len).collect()


I am getting below error:



ValueError: ('ordinal must be >= 1', <function <lambda> at 0x7fcc8d1c5848>, (u'ABCDP3F27HL239911', u'CAN', -719164, 2017))









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    I am using spark version 2.3 and facing an strange issue with dates while using the glom method to see the partitions size.



    Below is my dataframe.



    df1_data = spark.sql("""
    SELECT *
    from udb.partitioned_table_df1 where VEH_ENGINE in
    (
    'ABCDP3F27HL239911'
    'ABCDP3F27HL230011'
    )
    """);

    +-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+----------

    -----------+
    | VEH_ENGINE |VEH_COUNTRY |VEH_RETAIL_SALE_DATE | VEH_MODEL_YEAR|
    +-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+---------------------+
    |ABCDP3F27HL239911| CAN| 0001-01-01| 2017|
    |ABCDP3F27HL230011| USA| 0001-01-01| 2018|
    +-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+---------------------+


    At the source we have default start date as '0001-01-01' and same date has been loaded to pyspark dataframe as date column. no issues.
    I can perform rest of the operations;join,filters etc as usual.
    but I am facing an issue when I was looking at the spark partitions which I normally do.



    partitionSizedf = df1_data.rdd.glom().map(len).collect()


    I am getting below error:



    ValueError: ('ordinal must be >= 1', <function <lambda> at 0x7fcc8d1c5848>, (u'ABCDP3F27HL239911', u'CAN', -719164, 2017))









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      I am using spark version 2.3 and facing an strange issue with dates while using the glom method to see the partitions size.



      Below is my dataframe.



      df1_data = spark.sql("""
      SELECT *
      from udb.partitioned_table_df1 where VEH_ENGINE in
      (
      'ABCDP3F27HL239911'
      'ABCDP3F27HL230011'
      )
      """);

      +-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+----------

      -----------+
      | VEH_ENGINE |VEH_COUNTRY |VEH_RETAIL_SALE_DATE | VEH_MODEL_YEAR|
      +-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+---------------------+
      |ABCDP3F27HL239911| CAN| 0001-01-01| 2017|
      |ABCDP3F27HL230011| USA| 0001-01-01| 2018|
      +-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+---------------------+


      At the source we have default start date as '0001-01-01' and same date has been loaded to pyspark dataframe as date column. no issues.
      I can perform rest of the operations;join,filters etc as usual.
      but I am facing an issue when I was looking at the spark partitions which I normally do.



      partitionSizedf = df1_data.rdd.glom().map(len).collect()


      I am getting below error:



      ValueError: ('ordinal must be >= 1', <function <lambda> at 0x7fcc8d1c5848>, (u'ABCDP3F27HL239911', u'CAN', -719164, 2017))









      share|improve this question














      I am using spark version 2.3 and facing an strange issue with dates while using the glom method to see the partitions size.



      Below is my dataframe.



      df1_data = spark.sql("""
      SELECT *
      from udb.partitioned_table_df1 where VEH_ENGINE in
      (
      'ABCDP3F27HL239911'
      'ABCDP3F27HL230011'
      )
      """);

      +-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+----------

      -----------+
      | VEH_ENGINE |VEH_COUNTRY |VEH_RETAIL_SALE_DATE | VEH_MODEL_YEAR|
      +-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+---------------------+
      |ABCDP3F27HL239911| CAN| 0001-01-01| 2017|
      |ABCDP3F27HL230011| USA| 0001-01-01| 2018|
      +-----------------+-------------------------+------------------------+---------------------+


      At the source we have default start date as '0001-01-01' and same date has been loaded to pyspark dataframe as date column. no issues.
      I can perform rest of the operations;join,filters etc as usual.
      but I am facing an issue when I was looking at the spark partitions which I normally do.



      partitionSizedf = df1_data.rdd.glom().map(len).collect()


      I am getting below error:



      ValueError: ('ordinal must be >= 1', <function <lambda> at 0x7fcc8d1c5848>, (u'ABCDP3F27HL239911', u'CAN', -719164, 2017))






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