Github user jvwing commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/nifi/pull/1537
Thanks for the update @ambud, the tests are passing. I have two other
comments:
1.) Similar attributes, like RESULT_ROW_COUNT are defined as static final
member variables, so they can be referenced consistently (mostly in tests). I
recommend we do the same for table.name.
2.) I looked for an established attribute naming convention that would
apply to `table.name`.
* The ListDatabaseTables processor uses `db.table.name`, but it has a
consistent `db.*` pattern for all of its attributes that QueryDatabaseTable
does not.
* QueryDatabaseTable has `querydbtable.row.count`, which might suggest a
`querydbtable.*` pattern like `querydbtable.table.name`, except that there is
only one such attribute (the fragment attributes are idiomatic and might not
apply, `maxvalue.*` is the only other existing attribute written).
Having done this research, I'm now more confused than when I started :), so
I don't have the concrete recommendation I was hoping to arrive at. Have you
looked into this, and how did you arrive at `table.name`?
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