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sanjay · ‎03-29-2023

Hi,

I am running batch job which processes incoming files. I am trying to limit number of files in each batch process so added maxFilesPerTrigger option. But its not working. It processes all incoming files at once.

(spark.readStream.format("delta").load(silver_path)

.writeStream

.option("checkpointLocation", gold_checkpoint_path)

.option("maxFilesPerTrigger", 200)

.trigger(once=True)

.foreachBatch(foreachBatchFunction)

.start()

.awaitTermination()

)

Please suggest.

Regards,

Sanjay

Sandeep · ‎03-30-2023

@Sanjay Jain , inside your gold_checkpoint_path, there are a few subfolders.

Go to "commits" and check which is the latest file inside (You can see files named 1,2,3,4,.....50,51 so on. File named with the highest number is the latest one. Assume it is 60 for example. This means micro batch 60 is committed. If no batch is committed yet, you will see no files).

And then check for files inside "offsets" folder. see the latest one in that folder too. That will in almost all cases you will see a file with name = latest batchID found in commits + 1 (61 as per this example. If there were no files at all inside commits, then you will see a file named "0" inside this folder.). And If you see this behavior, take a backup of this latest file and then delete it. Then restart the job. This should help!

sanjay · ‎03-30-2023

This seems to be manual step, Is there any way I can this automatically like reprocess the file if any updates are made on that particular file.

-werners- · ‎03-30-2023

that sounds more like the change data feed functionality of delta lake.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/delta/delta-change-data-feed

Anonymous · ‎03-31-2023

Hi @Sanjay Jain

Hope everything is going great.

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