There are 2 issues with the latest build that make the JDBC storage plugin
unusable. I will be publishing a fix for both later today.
The first issue is that the assembly phase wasn’t including the
drill-module.conf for the JDBC plugin, so you could never actually register a
JDBC source.
The s
Andrew
thanks for the update. Also is it possible for you to share a brief set of
instructions on how to configure/use this plugin with a database , lets say
mysql (or postgres or ..).
There have been few question on the threads around this and could benefit
from a quick summary.
-Neeraja
On Wed
Hi Ulf,
There are 2 issues with the latest build that make the JDBC storage plugin
unusable. I will be publishing a fix for both later today.
The first issue is that the assembly phase wasn’t including the
drill-module.conf for the JDBC plugin, so you could never actually register a
JDBC sourc
Jacques et al,
CP includes /usr/share/java/mysql-connector-java.jar but no diff.
Are now running on a single node and have been monitoring /opt/drill/log
but the sqlline.log doesn't let away anything when creating a new plugin.
The web-ui only says "error (invalid JSON mapping)". Have also tried
Have you added the MySQL jdbc driver to the Drill classpath?
For better debugging of the issue: drop down to one node and then provide
the server side log when you're trying to save/update the jdbc plugin.
--
Jacques Nadeau
CTO and Co-Founder, Dremio
On Mon, Oct 5, 2015 at 5:14 AM, Ulf Andreasso
Got some questions wrt the JDBC mySQL storage plugin
1) Given that we are getting close to 1.2 and full release of the plugin
what is the status of the push down function, which clauses have been
supported by push down?
2) Creation of my MySQLDB storage plugin gives me Error "(invalid JSON
mappin
