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AnalyzePartitionCommand Logical Command

AnalyzePartitionCommand is a RunnableCommand.md[logical command] that <> (i.e. <> and <>) for <> and stores the stats in a metastore.

AnalyzePartitionCommand is <> exclusively for spark-sql-SparkSqlAstBuilder.md#AnalyzePartitionCommand[ANALYZE TABLE] with PARTITION specification only (i.e. no FOR COLUMNS clause).

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// Seq((0, 0, "zero"), (1, 1, "one")).toDF("id", "p1", "p2").write.partitionBy("p1", "p2").saveAsTable("t1") val analyzeTable = "ANALYZE TABLE t1 PARTITION (p1, p2) COMPUTE STATISTICS" val plan = spark.sql(analyzeTable).queryExecution.logical import org.apache.spark.sql.execution.command.AnalyzePartitionCommand val cmd = plan.asInstanceOf[AnalyzePartitionCommand] scala> println(cmd) AnalyzePartitionCommand t1, Map(p1 -> None, p2 -> None), false

=== [[run]] Executing Logical Command (Computing Partition-Level Statistics and Altering Metastore) -- run Method

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run(sparkSession: SparkSession): Seq[Row]

NOTE: run is part of <> to execute (run) a logical command.

run requests the session-specific SessionCatalog for the metadata of the <> and makes sure that it is not a view.

NOTE: run uses the input SparkSession to access the session-specific SparkSession.md#sessionState[SessionState] that in turn is used to access the current SessionState.md#catalog[SessionCatalog].

run <>.

run requests the session-specific SessionCatalog for the partitions per the partition specification.

run finishes when the table has no partitions defined in a metastore.

[[row-count-stat]] run <> unless <> flag was enabled.

[[total-size-stat]] run calculates total size (in bytes) (aka partition location size) for every table partition and creates a CatalogStatistics with the current statistics if different from the statistics recorded in the metastore (with a new row count statistic computed earlier).

In the end, run alters table partition metadata for partitions with the statistics changed.

run reports a NoSuchPartitionException when partitions do not match the metastore.

run reports an AnalysisException when executed on a view.

ANALYZE TABLE is not supported on views.

=== [[calculateRowCountsPerPartition]] Computing Row Count Statistics Per Partition -- calculateRowCountsPerPartition Internal Method

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calculateRowCountsPerPartition( sparkSession: SparkSession, tableMeta: CatalogTable, partitionValueSpec: Option[TablePartitionSpec]): Map[TablePartitionSpec, BigInt]

calculateRowCountsPerPartition...FIXME

NOTE: calculateRowCountsPerPartition is used exclusively when AnalyzePartitionCommand is <>.

=== [[getPartitionSpec]] getPartitionSpec Internal Method

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getPartitionSpec(table: CatalogTable): Option[TablePartitionSpec]

getPartitionSpec...FIXME

NOTE: getPartitionSpec is used exclusively when AnalyzePartitionCommand is <>.

=== [[creating-instance]] Creating AnalyzePartitionCommand Instance

AnalyzePartitionCommand takes the following when created:

  • [[tableIdent]] TableIdentifier
  • [[partitionSpec]] Partition specification
  • [[noscan]] noscan flag (enabled by default) that indicates whether spark-sql-cost-based-optimization.md#NOSCAN[NOSCAN] option was used or not
Last update: 2021-05-12
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