Hi,
I'm trying to use the GenerateTableFetch component for 'MS SQL 2012+' database
- for a full table export each time its run.
However I'm forced to set a column name in the 'Maximum-value Columns' field
when the component is run (error only shows during execution if I omit this
setting).
I'm s
Bryan,
This is likely a bug, I will investigate and write it up if so. In the
meantime, are you planning on doing the bulk fetch in parallel (with a Remote
Process Group into ExecuteSQL across a NiFi cluster)? If not, you may find that
QueryDatabaseTable is a good alternative, it can be configu
Hi Matt.
I’ll have a look at option a. What’s the timeframe for a fix and prod release
for this assuming it’s a bug? Ballpark.
Thanks,
Bryan
From: Matt Burgess [mailto:mattyb...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday 24 July 2017 14:40
To: users@nifi.apache.org
Subject: Re: Issue with GenerateTableFetch bulk l
Hi Jeff,
Did you by any chance found your flow? I want to compare yours against
mine if possible.
Basically, what I came up with is:
1. ListS3.
2. RouteOnAttribute. Route only when the filename contains
"_CloudTrail_". I don't care about the digests (I think).
3. FetchS3Object.
4. Updat
Lauren,
For debugging and tracking purposes, you might want to look at the fragment
attributes created by SplitJson instead of generating a UUID to add to each
split.
The "fragment.identifier" contains a unique UUID shared among all
fragments, "fragment.index" indicates the index of current split
Hi,
I'm looking for the simplest way possible of creating CSV files from SQL
queries using Apache NiFi 1.3.
The flow I currently have (the files are to be SFTP'ed to a remote server):
ExecuteSQL -> UpdateAttribute -> ConversionRecord [3 CSs] -> PutSFTP
The concept of SchemaRegistry is new to me
