Based on your description, this isn't a problem in Spark. It means
your JDBC connector isn't interpreting bytes from the database
according to the encoding in which they were written. It could be
Latin1, sure.
But if "new String(ResultSet.getBytes())" works, it's only because
your platform's
Hello Spark community,
I'm reading from a MySQL database into a Spark dataframe using the JDBC
connector functionality, and I'm experiencing some character encoding
issues. The default encoding for MySQL strings is latin1, but the mysql
JDBC connector implementation of "ResultSet.getString()"
Hello Spark community,
I'm reading from a MySQL database into a Spark dataframe using the JDBC
connector functionality, and I'm experiencing some character encoding
issues. The default encoding for MySQL stings is latin1, but the mysql JDBC
connector implementation of "ResultSet.getString()" will
