[SPARK-50569][CONNECT]: clean up data cached by individual sessions - #58347
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What changes were proposed in this pull request?
This tackles part of SPARK-50569 by adding a new configuration option:
We now track for each cached plan the sessions that have cached it. This allows the following:
When
spark.connect.session.manager.cleanupCachedData.enabledis true and the last session referencing a cached plan is closed, the data is unpersisted.catalog.clearCachenow has an argumentallSessions. By default,allSessions=trueand it clears dataframes persisted by all sessions. When settingallSessions=false, only the dataframes persisted by the current session are unpersisted.Why are the changes needed?
With Spark Connect, when a session calls
persist()on a dataframe, it remains cached even after the session is closed. However, it can be useful to unpersist dataframes cached by a given session when it closes. Otherwise, persisted data can accumulate.Today,
sparkSession.catalog.clearCachecan also clear all dataframes that have been persisted in the Spark Connect server, so it is also not possible for a session to use it to unpersist all the dataframes it persisted, since it would also unpersist all the dataframes persisted by other sessions.Does this PR introduce any user-facing change?
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