pyspark - Table not found error after submitting a spark script consisting with spark sql after enabling hivesupport -


i want run simple spark script has sparksql query basicaly hiveql. corresponding tables saved in spark-warehouse folder.

from pyspark.sql import sparksession

from pyspark.sql import row   spark=sparksession.builder.config("spark.sql.warehouse.dir", "file:///c:/tmp").appname("testapp").enablehivesupport().getorcreate() sqlstring="select lflow1.leasetype leasetype, lflow1.status status, lflow1.property property, lflow1.city city, lesflow2.dealtype dealtype, lesflow2.area area, lflow1.did did, lesflow2.mid mid lflow1, lesflow2  lflow1.did = lesflow2.mid"  def querybuilder(sqlval):     df=spark.sql(sqlval)     df.show()  result=querybuilder(sqlstring) print(result.collect()) print("type of",type(result))

after performing spark submit operation facing bellow error

py4j.protocol.py4jjavaerror: error occurred while calling o27.sql. : org.apache.spark.sql.analysisexception: table or view not found: lflow1; line 1 pos 211

i not figure out why happening. have seen posts stackoverflow , suggested have enable hive support have done in script writing enablehivesupport(). still getting error. running pyspark 2.2 in windows 10. kindly me figure out

i have created , saved lflow1 , lesflow2 permanent table in pyspark shell dataframe. here mycode

df = spark.read.json("c:/users/codemen/desktop/test sparkreport engine/leaseflow1.json")  df2 = spark.read.json("c:/users/codemen/desktop/test sparkreport engine/leaseflow2.json")  df.write.saveastable("lflow1") df2.write.saveastable("lesflow2")

in pyspark shell have performed query

spark.sql("select lflow1.leasetype leasetype, lflow1.status status, lflow1.property property, lflow1.city city, lesflow2.dealtype dealtype, lesflow2.area area, lflow1.did did, lesflow2.mid mid lflow1, lesflow2  lflow1.did = lesflow2.mid").show()

and pyspark console showing this

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