Jdbc

Module for reading data from JDBC sources.

Classes:

Name	Description
JdbcReader	Reader for JDBC tables.

koheesio.spark.readers.jdbc.JdbcReader

Reader for JDBC tables.

Wrapper around Spark's jdbc read format

Notes

• Query has precedence over dbtable. If query and dbtable both are filled in, dbtable will be ignored!
• Extra options to the spark reader can be passed through the options input. Refer to Spark documentation for details: https://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/sql-data-sources-jdbc.html
• Consider using fetchsize as one of the options, as it is greatly increases the performance of the reader
• Consider using numPartitions, partitionColumn, lowerBound, upperBound together with real or synthetic partitioning column as it will improve the reader performance

When implementing a JDBC reader, the get_options() method should be implemented. The method should return a dict of options required for the specific JDBC driver. The get_options() method can be overridden in the child class. Additionally, the driver parameter should be set to the name of the JDBC driver. Be aware that the driver jar needs to be included in the Spark session; this class does not (and can not) take care of that!

Example

Note: jars should be added to the Spark session manually. This class does not take care of that.

This example depends on the jar for MS SQL: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/microsoft/sqlserver/mssql-jdbc/9.2.1.jre8/mssql-jdbc-9.2.1.jre8.jar

from koheesio.spark.readers.jdbc import JdbcReader

jdbc_mssql = JdbcReader(
    driver="com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver",
    url="jdbc:sqlserver://10.xxx.xxx.xxx:1433;databaseName=YOUR_DATABASE",
    user="YOUR_USERNAME",
    password="***",
    dbtable="schemaname.tablename",
    options={"fetchsize": 100},
)
df = jdbc_mssql.read()

dbtable class-attribute instance-attribute

dbtable: Optional[str] = Field(
    default=None,
    description="Database table name, also include schema name",
)

driver class-attribute instance-attribute

driver: str = Field(
    default=...,
    description="Driver name. Be aware that the driver jar needs to be passed to the task",
)

format class-attribute instance-attribute

format: str = Field(
    default="jdbc",
    description="The type of format to load. Defaults to 'jdbc'.",
)

options class-attribute instance-attribute

options: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = Field(
    default_factory=dict,
    description="Extra options to pass to spark reader",
)

password class-attribute instance-attribute

password: SecretStr = Field(
    default=...,
    description="Password belonging to the username",
)

query class-attribute instance-attribute

query: Optional[str] = Field(
    default=None, description="Query"
)

url class-attribute instance-attribute

url: str = Field(
    default=...,
    description="URL for the JDBC driver. Note, in some environments you need to use the IP Address instead of the hostname of the server.",
)

user class-attribute instance-attribute

user: str = Field(
    default=...,
    description="User to authenticate to the server",
)

execute

execute()

Wrapper around Spark's jdbc read format

Source code in src/koheesio/spark/readers/jdbc.py

def execute(self):
    """Wrapper around Spark's jdbc read format"""

    # Can't have both dbtable and query empty
    if not self.dbtable and not self.query:
        raise ValueError("Please do not leave dbtable and query both empty!")

    if self.query and self.dbtable:
        self.log.info("Both 'query' and 'dbtable' are filled in, 'dbtable' will be ignored!")

    options = self.get_options()

    if pw := self.password:
        options["password"] = pw.get_secret_value()

    if query := self.query:
        options["query"] = query
        self.log.info(f"Executing query: {self.query}")
    else:
        options["dbtable"] = self.dbtable

    self.output.df = self.spark.read.format(self.format).options(**options).load()

get_options

get_options()

Dictionary of options required for the specific JDBC driver.

Note: override this method if driver requires custom names, e.g. Snowflake: sfUrl, sfUser, etc.

Source code in src/koheesio/spark/readers/jdbc.py

def get_options(self):
    """
    Dictionary of options required for the specific JDBC driver.

    Note: override this method if driver requires custom names, e.g. Snowflake: `sfUrl`, `sfUser`, etc.
    """
    return {
        "driver": self.driver,
        "url": self.url,
        "user": self.user,
        "password": self.password,
        **self.options,
    }