That's great to hear! Im will give it a try. What about performing
different operations (such as insert for a set of records, updates for
another set of record and the same for deletes) in a transaction? Is it
possible with PutDatabaseRecord?
Em sex., 10 de fev. de 2023 às 14:29, Matt Burgess
esc
I agree with Chris here about using PutDatabaseRecord instead of the
Split and PutSQL. PutDatabaseRecord will process all records in a
FlowFile as a transaction, so in PutDatabaseRecord you can set an
AvroReader (to read the records coming out of ExecuteSQL) and the
statement type (such as INSERT)
Thanks for replying it. I'm afraid this approach do not work with
transaction. How can I process all records in the same transaction?
Em sex., 10 de fev. de 2023 às 13:05, Chris Sampson <
chris.samp...@naimuri.com> escreveu:
> I don't use the database/SQL processors much, but see questions about
I don't use the database/SQL processors much, but see questions about these
on the Apache NiFi Slack channels quite regularly - you might have better
look using ExecuteSQLRecord (can output in Avro or JSON, etc. using your
wanted RecordSetWriter Controller Service) then feed that through to a
PutDa
I’m trying to create a flow (nifi 1.18) to query a database (ExecuteSQL),
transform it records to json (ConvertAvroToJson), split it into json
objects (SplitJson) and then perform the necessary actions into another
database (PutSQL). All json objects splitted from the same original
flowfile needs t
No, in 1.20.0, component enabled/disabled state is still treated as a
change that affects versioning.
Do let us know if you continue to see performance issues for your flow on
recent versions of NiFi with all processors enabled. That is something that
should be addressed.
Regards,
Kevin
On Feb
Ah - of course. I went overboard here. Just because I don't use the
OutputStream for this purpose doesn't mean I can assume the method
signature for the session.write() doesn't still require it. I'll fix this
later tonight. Thank you both very much, Matt and Mark.
Jim
On Thu, Feb 9, 2023 at 10:44
