Re: how to edit queue content

2018-03-27 Thread Mike Thomsen
If you know one of the supported scripting languages, you can probably do some of that with ExecuteScript. For example, if you wanted to drop every other flowfile in a block of 100, it'd be like this: def flowfiles = session.get(100) // Get up to 100 int index = 1 flowfiles?.each { flowFile -> if

Re: how to edit queue content

2018-03-27 Thread Andrew Grande
How is it going to work with e.g. 20GB of events in the queue? I'd be careful, as requirements blow up into a full db with indexes, search, and a UI on top. If one wanted to filter events, wouldn't a standard processor do the job better? Andrew On Tue, Mar 27, 2018, 12:11 AM Joe Witt

Re: how to edit queue content

2018-03-26 Thread Joe Witt
Scott Yep definitely something we've talked about [1]. We've not pursued it directly as of yet since it is indeed a queue and we're just letting you peak into it. We dont have facilities built in to really alter the queue in a particular position. Also, the complexity comes in when folks want