qlContext.cacheTable(...) is strongly
recommended for this use case.".
If this is no longer accurate, i could make a PR to remove it.
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UI does not show us the size of the cached table.
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size of the cached table.
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manager, or something like
RDDInfo.fromRdd(rdd).memSize.
I could use reflection or whatever to override the private access modifiers.
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understand i will need a reference to the block manager, or something like
RDDInfo.fromRdd(rdd).memSize.
I could use reflection or whatever to override the private access modifiers.
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