GitHub user ijokarumawak opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/nifi/pull/2424
NIFI-4393: Handle database specific identifier escape characters
QueryDatabaseTable and GenerateTableFetch processors were not able to
use max value state as expected, if max value column was wrapped with
escape characters. Due to a mis-match between computed state keys
and actual keys used in the managed state. State keys computed by
getStateKey method included escape characters while actual stored keys
did not. Resulted querying the same dataset again and again.
This commit added unwrapIdentifier method to DatabaseAdapter class to
remove database specific escape characters for identifiers such as table
and column names, so that max value state keys are populated correctly
even if identifiers are wrapped with escape characters.
This commit also added new DatabaseAdapter for MySQL, to handle MySQL
specific identifier escape with back-ticks.
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commit 93fbb976a246a75aaa6206fdafe68c6ba3ed571a
Author: Koji Kawamura <ijokarumawak@...>
Date: 2018-01-23T06:15:36Z
NIFI-4393: Handle database specific identifier escape characters
QueryDatabaseTable and GenerateTableFetch processors were not able to
use max value state as expected, if max value column was wrapped with
escape characters. Due to a mis-match between computed state keys
and actual keys used in the managed state. State keys computed by
getStateKey method included escape characters while actual stored keys
did not. Resulted querying the same dataset again and again.
This commit added unwrapIdentifier method to DatabaseAdapter class to
remove database specific escape characters for identifiers such as table
and column names, so that max value state keys are populated correctly
even if identifiers are wrapped with escape characters.
This commit also added new DatabaseAdapter for MySQL, to handle MySQL
specific identifier escape with back-ticks.
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