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* Copyright (2020) The Delta Lake Project Authors.
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package org.apache.spark.sql.delta.util
import org.apache.spark.sql.{ Dataset, SparkSession }
/**
* A [[Dataset]] reference cache to automatically create new [[Dataset]] objects when the active
* [[SparkSession]] changes. This is useful when sharing objects holding [[Dataset]] references
* cross multiple sessions. Without this, using a [[Dataset]] that holds a stale session may change
* the active session and cause multiple issues (e.g., if we switch to a stale session coming from a
* notebook that has been detached, we may not be able to use built-in functions because those are
* cleaned up).
*
* The `creator` function will be called to create a new [[Dataset]] object when the old one has a
* different session than the current active session.
*
* Unlike [[StateCache]], this class only caches the [[Dataset]] reference and doesn't cache the
* underlying `RDD`.
*
* @param creator a function to create [[Dataset]].
*/
class DatasetRefCache[T](creator: () => Dataset[T]) {
private var ref: Dataset[T] = _
def get: Dataset[T] = synchronized {
if (ref == null || (ref.sparkSession ne SparkSession.active)) {
ref = creator()
}
ref
}
}
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