com.databricks.sdk.service.files

Interface DbfsService

@Generated
public interface DbfsService

DBFS API makes it simple to interact with various data sources without having to include a users credentials every time to read a file.

This is the high-level interface, that contains generated methods.

Evolving: this interface is under development. Method signatures may change.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	addBlock(AddBlock addBlock) Append data block.
void	close(Close close) Close the stream.
CreateResponse	create(Create create) Open a stream.
void	delete(Delete delete) Delete a file/directory.
FileInfo	getStatus(GetStatusRequest getStatusRequest) Get the information of a file or directory.
ListStatusResponse	list(ListDbfsRequest listDbfsRequest) List directory contents or file details.
void	mkdirs(MkDirs mkDirs) Create a directory.
void	move(Move move) Move a file.
void	put(Put put) Upload a file.
ReadResponse	read(ReadDbfsRequest readDbfsRequest) Get the contents of a file.

Method Detail

addBlock

void addBlock(AddBlock addBlock)

Append data block.

Appends a block of data to the stream specified by the input handle. If the handle does not exist, this call will throw an exception with `RESOURCE_DOES_NOT_EXIST`.

If the block of data exceeds 1 MB, this call will throw an exception with `MAX_BLOCK_SIZE_EXCEEDED`.

close

void close(Close close)

Close the stream.

Closes the stream specified by the input handle. If the handle does not exist, this call throws an exception with `RESOURCE_DOES_NOT_EXIST`.

create

CreateResponse create(Create create)

Open a stream.

Opens a stream to write to a file and returns a handle to this stream. There is a 10 minute idle timeout on this handle. If a file or directory already exists on the given path and __overwrite__ is set to `false`, this call throws an exception with `RESOURCE_ALREADY_EXISTS`.

A typical workflow for file upload would be:

1. Issue a `create` call and get a handle. 2. Issue one or more `add-block` calls with the handle you have. 3. Issue a `close` call with the handle you have.

delete

void delete(Delete delete)

Delete a file/directory.

Delete the file or directory (optionally recursively delete all files in the directory). This call throws an exception with `IO_ERROR` if the path is a non-empty directory and `recursive` is set to `false` or on other similar errors.

When you delete a large number of files, the delete operation is done in increments. The call returns a response after approximately 45 seconds with an error message (503 Service Unavailable) asking you to re-invoke the delete operation until the directory structure is fully deleted.

For operations that delete more than 10K files, we discourage using the DBFS REST API, but advise you to perform such operations in the context of a cluster, using the [File system utility (dbutils.fs)](/dev-tools/databricks-utils.html#dbutils-fs). `dbutils.fs` covers the functional scope of the DBFS REST API, but from notebooks. Running such operations using notebooks provides better control and manageability, such as selective deletes, and the possibility to automate periodic delete jobs.

getStatus

FileInfo getStatus(GetStatusRequest getStatusRequest)

Get the information of a file or directory.

Gets the file information for a file or directory. If the file or directory does not exist, this call throws an exception with `RESOURCE_DOES_NOT_EXIST`.

list

ListStatusResponse list(ListDbfsRequest listDbfsRequest)

List directory contents or file details.

List the contents of a directory, or details of the file. If the file or directory does not exist, this call throws an exception with `RESOURCE_DOES_NOT_EXIST`.

When calling list on a large directory, the list operation will time out after approximately 60 seconds. We strongly recommend using list only on directories containing less than 10K files and discourage using the DBFS REST API for operations that list more than 10K files. Instead, we recommend that you perform such operations in the context of a cluster, using the [File system utility (dbutils.fs)](/dev-tools/databricks-utils.html#dbutils-fs), which provides the same functionality without timing out.

mkdirs

void mkdirs(MkDirs mkDirs)

Create a directory.

Creates the given directory and necessary parent directories if they do not exist. If a file (not a directory) exists at any prefix of the input path, this call throws an exception with `RESOURCE_ALREADY_EXISTS`. **Note**: If this operation fails, it might have succeeded in creating some of the necessary parent directories.

move

void move(Move move)

Move a file.

Moves a file from one location to another location within DBFS. If the source file does not exist, this call throws an exception with `RESOURCE_DOES_NOT_EXIST`. If a file already exists in the destination path, this call throws an exception with `RESOURCE_ALREADY_EXISTS`. If the given source path is a directory, this call always recursively moves all files.",

put

void put(Put put)

Upload a file.

Uploads a file through the use of multipart form post. It is mainly used for streaming uploads, but can also be used as a convenient single call for data upload.

Alternatively you can pass contents as base64 string.

The amount of data that can be passed (when not streaming) using the __contents__ parameter is limited to 1 MB. `MAX_BLOCK_SIZE_EXCEEDED` will be thrown if this limit is exceeded.

If you want to upload large files, use the streaming upload. For details, see :method:dbfs/create, :method:dbfs/addBlock, :method:dbfs/close.

read

ReadResponse read(ReadDbfsRequest readDbfsRequest)

Get the contents of a file.

Returns the contents of a file. If the file does not exist, this call throws an exception with `RESOURCE_DOES_NOT_EXIST`. If the path is a directory, the read length is negative, or if the offset is negative, this call throws an exception with `INVALID_PARAMETER_VALUE`. If the read length exceeds 1 MB, this call throws an exception with `MAX_READ_SIZE_EXCEEDED`.

If `offset + length` exceeds the number of bytes in a file, it reads the contents until the end of file.",