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Anonymous
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Objective is to make table unique at ID using group by , concat_ws and collect_list ,combining distinct values in one row.

Objective is to make table unique at ID. Table structure is as in attached image.Query used is : selectID,concat_ws(' & ' , collect_list(Distinct Gender)) as Genderfrom tablegroup by IDIt can be possible if we can order values within collect_list and...

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Hi @Rishabh Shanker​ Thank you for posting your question in our community! We are happy to assist you.To help us provide you with the most accurate information, could you please take a moment to review the responses and select the one that best answe...

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Raymond_Garcia
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Resolved! Manipulate Column that is an array of objects

I have a column that is an array of objects, let's call it ARRAY, and now I would like to query / manipulate, the elements object without using explode function, this is an example, for each element in that column I would like to create a path. .wit...

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Raymond_Garcia
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Hello I am working with Scala, and I used somehing similar:def play(col: Column): Column = { concat_ws("", lit(imagePath), lit("/"), col("field1"), lit("/"), col("field2"), lit(".ext"))}val variable = spark.lot_of_stuff.                 .withColumn("...

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gzenz
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Resolved! concat_ws() throws AnalysisException when too many columns are supplied

Hi,i'm using concat_ws in scala to calculate a checksum for the dataframe, i.e.:df.withColumn("CHECKSUM", sha2(functions.concat_ws("", dataframe.columns.map(col): _*), 512))I have one example here with just 24 columns that already throws the followin...

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Hubert-Dudek
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at least one of column names can have some strange char, whitespace or something,or at least one of column type is not compatible (for example StructType)you can separate your code to two or more steps. First generate list of columns as some variable...

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