I am trying to get a better visualization of the df that I'm working with but the putty terminal/console is seemingly making this impossible.

I tried messing around with the putty settings but everything seemed to be correct. I tried df.show(truncate = false), still same result. I can't save it to a file and can only view it through a putty terminal.

I am trying to get a better visualization of the df that I'm working with but the putty terminal/console is seemingly making this impossible.

I tried messing around with the putty settings but everything seemed to be correct. I tried df.show(truncate = false), still same result. I can't save it to a file and can only view it through a putty terminal.

• dataframe
• scala
• apache-spark
• putty

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• You could try to print the DF differently but in the end it's an issue with your terminal if you can't have more than 80 characters per line. – Gaël J Commented Feb 21 at 6:56
• Please do not upload images of code/data/errors. – David Makogon Commented Feb 22 at 4:11

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Try to use vertical=true (Link)

df.show(numRows=10, truncate=30, vertical=true)