Hello Sven
LogAttributes will just show the attributes as they are understood by
the flow file itself. But the PutSQL processor may be doing something
more specific with the data. Can you share your configuration for
PutSQL?
Thanks
Joe
On Fri, Aug 12, 2016 at 7:05 PM, Sven Davison wrote:
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Actualy… I’m fairly sure I found it. I sent stuff off to “logAttribute”
processor and found the input is not escaped.
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I’m getting several inserts but every once in a while (every 1-2 minutes or
so)… I get this error. Anyone know what might cause this?
PutSQL[id=b8d54aa6-567a-4686-96bc-1c00e5d43461] Failed to update database due
to a failed batch update. There were a total of 1 FlowFiles that failed, 0 that
suc
I had a working cluster.. now when i try to restart a couple of the child
nodes... it stops durring spin up. If i dont start the master node, the
child will run until i DO start the master, then it dies. The message is
the same in both conditions.
"Failed to connect node to cluster due to:
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Hi Stephane,
I've been porting to an Execute Stream Command (ESC) processor with a python
one-liner to do that math, return to the output as an attribute, and finally
pass the original to the next processor. It is sufficiently fast for our use
case.
Argument: -c "from __future__ imp
Not sure why my email got delayed so late but Conrad's way is definitely an
option too. When you know that all the numbers will have the exact same number
of decimals it is probably faster than my way (substring vs. a regex). My way
will allow you to just grab the most significant decimal point,
Hey Stephane,
Currently working with Decimals in NiFi is like putting a square peg in a round
hole. I haven't tried to do it much but for a simple use-case like yours I
believe there are two options.
1: Use Expression Language and a Regex to move the decimal2: (Not 100% sure
this works) Use the
Excellent.
Again, haven’t tried it, but could possibly calculate the scaling factor from
doing a length of the string after the decimal point. Haven’t really worked
this through and may get very complicated.
Alternatively you could do another substring on the decimal portion and limit
it to just
That works :) That implies knowing a bit about the scale of numbers, but
that's a decent workaround. It'd be so great if decimals were supported
natively though. Or at least the casting of decimal to int without having
to remove the decimal
i.e (1.2):toNumber() instead of
1.2:toString().substringBe
HI,
Can you coerce to a string, take the numbers after the decimal point and use
that? So a similar logic to multiplying by 10 then doing the comparison.
Obviously have to revert back to number to do the actual comparison though.
Haven’t tested but something like…
myAttr:toString():substringAfter
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