use of io.cdap.cdap.api.dataset.Dataset in project cdap by caskdata.
the class EntityTableDatasetContext method close.
@Override
public void close() throws Exception {
Exception ex = null;
for (Dataset entry : entityTables.values()) {
try {
entry.close();
} catch (IOException e) {
if (ex == null) {
ex = e;
} else {
ex.addSuppressed(e);
}
}
}
entityTables.clear();
if (ex != null) {
throw ex;
}
}
use of io.cdap.cdap.api.dataset.Dataset in project cdap by caskdata.
the class ExternalDatasets method makeTrackable.
/**
* If the input is an external source then an external dataset is created for tracking purpose and returned.
* If the input is a regular dataset or a stream then it is already trackable, hence same input is returned.
*
* @param admin {@link Admin} used to create external dataset
* @param input input to be tracked
* @return an external dataset if input is an external source, otherwise the same input that is passed-in is returned
*/
public static Input makeTrackable(Admin admin, Input input) {
// If input is not an external source, return the same input as it can be tracked by itself.
if (!(input instanceof Input.InputFormatProviderInput)) {
return input;
}
// Input is an external source, create an external dataset so that it can be tracked.
String inputName = input.getName();
InputFormatProvider inputFormatProvider = ((Input.InputFormatProviderInput) input).getInputFormatProvider();
Map<String, String> inputFormatConfiguration = inputFormatProvider.getInputFormatConfiguration();
// this too can be tracked by itself without creating an external dataset
if (inputFormatProvider instanceof Dataset) {
return input;
}
try {
// Create an external dataset for the input format for lineage tracking
Map<String, String> arguments = new HashMap<>();
arguments.put("input.format.class", inputFormatProvider.getInputFormatClassName());
arguments.putAll(inputFormatConfiguration);
if (!admin.datasetExists(inputName)) {
// Note: the dataset properties are the same as the arguments since we cannot identify them separately
// since they are mixed up in a single configuration object (CDAP-5674)
// Also, the properties of the external dataset created will contain runtime arguments for the same reason.
admin.createDataset(inputName, EXTERNAL_DATASET_TYPE, DatasetProperties.of(arguments));
} else {
// Check if the external dataset name clashes with an existing CDAP Dataset
String datasetType = admin.getDatasetType(inputName);
if (!EXTERNAL_DATASET_TYPE.equals(datasetType)) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("An external source cannot have the same name as an existing CDAP Dataset instance " + inputName);
}
}
return Input.ofDataset(inputName, Collections.unmodifiableMap(arguments)).alias(input.getAlias());
} catch (DatasetManagementException e) {
throw Throwables.propagate(e);
}
}
use of io.cdap.cdap.api.dataset.Dataset in project cdap by caskdata.
the class ExternalDatasets method makeTrackable.
/**
* If the output is an external sink then an external dataset is created for tracking purpose and returned.
* If the output is a regular dataset then it is already trackable, hence same output is returned.
*
* @param admin {@link Admin} used to create external dataset
* @param output output to be tracked
* @return an external dataset if output is an external sink, otherwise the same output is returned
*/
public static Output makeTrackable(Admin admin, Output output) {
// If output is not an external sink, return the same output as it can be tracked by itself.
if (!(output instanceof Output.OutputFormatProviderOutput)) {
return output;
}
// Output is an external sink, create an external dataset so that it can be tracked.
String outputName = output.getName();
OutputFormatProvider outputFormatProvider = ((Output.OutputFormatProviderOutput) output).getOutputFormatProvider();
Map<String, String> outputFormatConfiguration = outputFormatProvider.getOutputFormatConfiguration();
// this can be tracked by itself without creating an external dataset
if (outputFormatProvider instanceof Dataset) {
return output;
}
// Output is an external sink, create an external dataset so that it can be tracked.
try {
// Create an external dataset for the output format for lineage tracking
Map<String, String> arguments = new HashMap<>();
arguments.put("output.format.class", outputFormatProvider.getOutputFormatClassName());
arguments.putAll(outputFormatConfiguration);
if (!admin.datasetExists(outputName)) {
// Note: the dataset properties are the same as the arguments since we cannot identify them separately
// since they are mixed up in a single configuration object (CDAP-5674)
// Also, the properties of the external dataset created will contain runtime arguments for the same reason.
admin.createDataset(outputName, EXTERNAL_DATASET_TYPE, DatasetProperties.of(arguments));
} else {
// Check if the external dataset name clashes with an existing CDAP Dataset
String datasetType = admin.getDatasetType(outputName);
if (!EXTERNAL_DATASET_TYPE.equals(datasetType)) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("An external sink cannot have the same name as an existing CDAP Dataset instance " + outputName);
}
}
return Output.ofDataset(outputName, Collections.unmodifiableMap(arguments)).alias(output.getAlias());
} catch (DatasetManagementException e) {
throw Throwables.propagate(e);
}
}
use of io.cdap.cdap.api.dataset.Dataset in project cdap by caskdata.
the class ExploreTableManager method generateDisableStatement.
private String generateDisableStatement(DatasetId datasetId, DatasetSpecification spec) throws ExploreException {
String tableName = tableNaming.getTableName(datasetId, spec.getProperties());
String databaseName = ExploreProperties.getExploreDatabaseName(spec.getProperties());
// If table does not exist, nothing to be done
try {
exploreService.getTableInfo(datasetId.getNamespace(), databaseName, tableName);
} catch (TableNotFoundException e) {
// Ignore exception, since this means table was not found.
return null;
}
try (SystemDatasetInstantiator datasetInstantiator = datasetInstantiatorFactory.create()) {
Dataset dataset = datasetInstantiator.getDataset(datasetId);
try {
if (dataset instanceof FileSet || dataset instanceof PartitionedFileSet) {
// do not drop the explore table that dataset is reusing an existing table
if (FileSetProperties.isUseExisting(spec.getProperties())) {
return null;
}
}
return generateDeleteStatement(dataset, databaseName, tableName);
} finally {
Closeables.closeQuietly(dataset);
}
} catch (IOException e) {
LOG.error("Exception creating dataset classLoaderProvider for dataset {}.", datasetId, e);
throw new ExploreException("Exception instantiating dataset " + datasetId);
}
}
use of io.cdap.cdap.api.dataset.Dataset in project cdap by caskdata.
the class ExploreTableManager method updateDataset.
/**
* Update ad-hoc exploration on the given dataset by altering the corresponding Hive table. If exploration has
* not been enabled on the dataset, this will fail. Assumes the dataset actually exists.
*
* @param datasetId the ID of the dataset to enable
* @param spec the specification for the dataset to enable
* @return query handle for creating the Hive table for the dataset
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if some required dataset property like schema is not set
* @throws UnsupportedTypeException if the schema of the dataset is not compatible with Hive
* @throws ExploreException if there was an exception submitting the create table statement
* @throws SQLException if there was a problem with the create table statement
* @throws DatasetNotFoundException if the dataset had to be instantiated, but could not be found
* @throws ClassNotFoundException if the was a missing class when instantiating the dataset
*/
public QueryHandle updateDataset(DatasetId datasetId, DatasetSpecification spec, DatasetSpecification oldSpec) throws IllegalArgumentException, ExploreException, SQLException, UnsupportedTypeException, DatasetNotFoundException, ClassNotFoundException {
String tableName = tableNaming.getTableName(datasetId, spec.getProperties());
String databaseName = ExploreProperties.getExploreDatabaseName(spec.getProperties());
String oldTableName = tableNaming.getTableName(datasetId, oldSpec.getProperties());
String oldDatabaseName = ExploreProperties.getExploreDatabaseName(oldSpec.getProperties());
try {
exploreService.getTableInfo(datasetId.getNamespace(), oldDatabaseName, oldTableName);
} catch (TableNotFoundException e) {
// but the new spec may be explorable, so attempt to enable it
return enableDataset(datasetId, spec, false);
}
List<String> alterStatements;
if (!(oldTableName.equals(tableName) && Objects.equals(oldDatabaseName, databaseName))) {
alterStatements = new ArrayList<>();
// database/table name changed. All we can do is disable the old table and enable the new one
String disableStatement = generateDisableStatement(datasetId, oldSpec);
if (disableStatement != null) {
alterStatements.add(disableStatement);
}
String enableStatement = generateEnableStatement(datasetId, spec, false);
if (enableStatement != null) {
alterStatements.add(enableStatement);
}
} else {
try (SystemDatasetInstantiator datasetInstantiator = datasetInstantiatorFactory.create()) {
Dataset dataset = datasetInstantiator.getDataset(datasetId);
try {
alterStatements = generateAlterStatements(datasetId, tableName, dataset, spec, oldSpec);
} finally {
Closeables.closeQuietly(dataset);
}
} catch (IOException e) {
LOG.error("Exception instantiating dataset {}.", datasetId, e);
throw new ExploreException("Exception while trying to instantiate dataset " + datasetId);
}
}
LOG.trace("alter statements for update: {}", alterStatements);
if (alterStatements == null || alterStatements.isEmpty()) {
return QueryHandle.NO_OP;
}
if (alterStatements.size() == 1) {
return exploreService.execute(datasetId.getParent(), alterStatements.get(0));
}
return exploreService.execute(datasetId.getParent(), alterStatements.toArray(new String[alterStatements.size()]));
}
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