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In spark dataFrame, how to handle corrupted record?. Actually, I am looking for the corrupted record should persist to another file for later review. Mode - DROPMALFORMED option will drop corrupted record from the dataset. it will help.



val data = sparkSession.read
.option("mode", "DROPMALFORMED")
.json("file:///C:/finances.json")









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    In spark dataFrame, how to handle corrupted record?. Actually, I am looking for the corrupted record should persist to another file for later review. Mode - DROPMALFORMED option will drop corrupted record from the dataset. it will help.



    val data = sparkSession.read
    .option("mode", "DROPMALFORMED")
    .json("file:///C:/finances.json")









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      In spark dataFrame, how to handle corrupted record?. Actually, I am looking for the corrupted record should persist to another file for later review. Mode - DROPMALFORMED option will drop corrupted record from the dataset. it will help.



      val data = sparkSession.read
      .option("mode", "DROPMALFORMED")
      .json("file:///C:/finances.json")









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      In spark dataFrame, how to handle corrupted record?. Actually, I am looking for the corrupted record should persist to another file for later review. Mode - DROPMALFORMED option will drop corrupted record from the dataset. it will help.



      val data = sparkSession.read
      .option("mode", "DROPMALFORMED")
      .json("file:///C:/finances.json")






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          If you want to persist corrupted records then you can filter those out into another dataframe and write it to file.



          The catch here is to use PERMISSIVE(default) and not DROPMALFORMED mode as it would drop the corrupted records you wish to capture.




          PERMISSIVE: tries to parse all lines: nulls are inserted for missing tokens and extra tokens are ignored.




          Then, depending upon your clause of corruptness, you can filter the rows for null values.






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          • with out mode option , it is giving corrupted column in DF. I need to process it two times .. one for if not corrupted column and corrupted column
            – Learn Hadoop
            Nov 20 at 8:31










          • Can you please mention the definition of your corruptness, like what makes a record corrupt?
            – shriyog
            Nov 20 at 8:34











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          If you want to persist corrupted records then you can filter those out into another dataframe and write it to file.



          The catch here is to use PERMISSIVE(default) and not DROPMALFORMED mode as it would drop the corrupted records you wish to capture.




          PERMISSIVE: tries to parse all lines: nulls are inserted for missing tokens and extra tokens are ignored.




          Then, depending upon your clause of corruptness, you can filter the rows for null values.






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          • with out mode option , it is giving corrupted column in DF. I need to process it two times .. one for if not corrupted column and corrupted column
            – Learn Hadoop
            Nov 20 at 8:31










          • Can you please mention the definition of your corruptness, like what makes a record corrupt?
            – shriyog
            Nov 20 at 8:34















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          0
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          If you want to persist corrupted records then you can filter those out into another dataframe and write it to file.



          The catch here is to use PERMISSIVE(default) and not DROPMALFORMED mode as it would drop the corrupted records you wish to capture.




          PERMISSIVE: tries to parse all lines: nulls are inserted for missing tokens and extra tokens are ignored.




          Then, depending upon your clause of corruptness, you can filter the rows for null values.






          share|improve this answer





















          • with out mode option , it is giving corrupted column in DF. I need to process it two times .. one for if not corrupted column and corrupted column
            – Learn Hadoop
            Nov 20 at 8:31










          • Can you please mention the definition of your corruptness, like what makes a record corrupt?
            – shriyog
            Nov 20 at 8:34













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          If you want to persist corrupted records then you can filter those out into another dataframe and write it to file.



          The catch here is to use PERMISSIVE(default) and not DROPMALFORMED mode as it would drop the corrupted records you wish to capture.




          PERMISSIVE: tries to parse all lines: nulls are inserted for missing tokens and extra tokens are ignored.




          Then, depending upon your clause of corruptness, you can filter the rows for null values.






          share|improve this answer












          If you want to persist corrupted records then you can filter those out into another dataframe and write it to file.



          The catch here is to use PERMISSIVE(default) and not DROPMALFORMED mode as it would drop the corrupted records you wish to capture.




          PERMISSIVE: tries to parse all lines: nulls are inserted for missing tokens and extra tokens are ignored.




          Then, depending upon your clause of corruptness, you can filter the rows for null values.







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          • with out mode option , it is giving corrupted column in DF. I need to process it two times .. one for if not corrupted column and corrupted column
            – Learn Hadoop
            Nov 20 at 8:31










          • Can you please mention the definition of your corruptness, like what makes a record corrupt?
            – shriyog
            Nov 20 at 8:34


















          • with out mode option , it is giving corrupted column in DF. I need to process it two times .. one for if not corrupted column and corrupted column
            – Learn Hadoop
            Nov 20 at 8:31










          • Can you please mention the definition of your corruptness, like what makes a record corrupt?
            – shriyog
            Nov 20 at 8:34
















          with out mode option , it is giving corrupted column in DF. I need to process it two times .. one for if not corrupted column and corrupted column
          – Learn Hadoop
          Nov 20 at 8:31




          with out mode option , it is giving corrupted column in DF. I need to process it two times .. one for if not corrupted column and corrupted column
          – Learn Hadoop
          Nov 20 at 8:31












          Can you please mention the definition of your corruptness, like what makes a record corrupt?
          – shriyog
          Nov 20 at 8:34




          Can you please mention the definition of your corruptness, like what makes a record corrupt?
          – shriyog
          Nov 20 at 8:34


















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