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Yogita Aher
Yogita Aher

Reputation: 127

"GlueArgumentError: argument --input_file_path is required"

I have created a pyspark script(glue job) and trying it to run through EC2 instance with the cli command aws glue start-job-run --arguments (Here I am passing list of argument). I have tried both the short-hand syntax and json syntax to pass the arguments with the above cli command but I am getting error "GlueArgumentError: argument --input_file_path is required" (input file path is the argument I am trying to access in the pyspark script as given below)

spark = SparkSession.builder.getOrCreate()
args = getResolvedOptions(sys.argv, ['input_file_path', 'CONFIG_FILE_PATH', 'SELECTED_RECORD_FILE_PATH', 'REJECTED_RECORD_FILE_PATH']

The cli commands which I used to run the job are as below: 

1] aws glue start-job-run --job-name dsb_clng_and_vldtn --arguments input_file_path="s3://dsb-lfnsrn-001/lndg/data/CompanyData_UK.csv"
2] aws glue start-job-run --job-name dsb_clng_and_vldtn --arguments "file://$JSON_FILES_PATH/job_arguments_list.json"
(JSON_FILES_PATH is shell variable)

In the method 2] I used the json syntax to execute the job. The json file content is as below :

{
    "input_file_path":"s3://dsb-lfnsrn-001/lndg/data/CompanyData_UK.csv",
    "CONFIG_FILE_PATH":"s3://htcdsb-dev/wrkspc/src/dsb-lfnsrn-001-config.json",
    "SELECTED_RECORD_FILE_PATH":"s3://dsb-lfnsrn-001/pckpby/processed/Valid_UK.csv",
    "REJECTED_RECORD_FILE_PATH":"s3://dsb-lfnsrn-001/pckpby/processed/Invalid_UK.csv"
}

Please advice me as I am struggling to resolve above issue from several hours.

Upvotes: 10

Views: 14770

Answers (6)

Shailesh
Shailesh

Reputation: 2276

This is what works for me in Glue 3.0

aws glue start-job-run --job-name 'NameOfJob' --arguments='inputS3Key="S3://bucketname/path/",outputS3Key="S3://bucketname/path/"'

Make sure that you've no extra spaces anywhere in this.

Upvotes: 0

Nico Arbar
Nico Arbar

Reputation: 162

To run multiple arguments for the glue job, you add separated arguments by a comma. This worked for me:

aws glue start-job-run --job-name "example-my-glue-job" --arguments="--input_first_day=2013-01-01","--input_last_day=2013-01-31","--run_timestamp=20200803211121"

Upvotes: 4

ivan
ivan

Reputation: 430

Another thing that is worth mentioning is that multiple arguments need to be added separately, like below. Also notice the specification of an argument without value.

aws glue start-job-run --job-name Ivan-Air-ETL --arguments="--job-bookmark-option=job-bookmark-enable" --arguments="--enable-metrics="

Upvotes: 0

Swil
Swil

Reputation: 66

comfytoday's answer really helped me out. I'd like to add that you can't use hyphens in parameter names either.

For example, I tried:

ARGUMENTS = {
    '--s3-source':   's3://cs3-bucket-here/'
    }

response = glue.start_job_run(JobName=JOB_NAME, Arguments=ARGUMENTS)

And I received KeyErrors. When I replace 's3-source' with 's3_source' in the API call and within the Glue script it ran successfully.

Upvotes: 3

atlas_scoffed
atlas_scoffed

Reputation: 4127

Somewhat infuriatingly this issue is also apparent when a Glue job is run from the console.

Job Parameters must be specified with a '--' prefix, and referenced in the script without the prefix.

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args = getResolvedOptions(sys.argv, ['JOB_NAME', 'table_name'])

print(args['table_name'])

Upvotes: 12

hoaxz
hoaxz

Reputation: 751

getResolvedOptions expects the parameters passed to have double hyphen in the job call.

aws glue start-job-run --job-name dsb_clng_and_vldtn --arguments='--input_file_path="s3://dsb-lfnsrn-001/lndg/data/CompanyData_UK.csv"'

And in your job:

args = getResolvedOptions(sys.argv, ['input_file_path']

Upvotes: 8

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