Hi Prabhu,
Here is another example that counts number of files within a dir using
ExecuteScript with Groovy.
Although I don't have tested with Windows env, it should work.
https://gist.github.com/ijokarumawak/7e6158460cfcb0b5911acefbb455edf0#file-process-in-order-and-defrag-with-groovy-xml
Thanks
Sorry Koji,
I have used NiFi in Windows So i can't able to use ExecuteStreamCommand for
it.
It shows error in "System cannot find path Specified"
Is any other way for doing it in windows?
On Fri, May 19, 2017 at 12:50 PM, Koji Kawamura
wrote:
> Hi Prabhu,
>
> I just used MergeContent to confi
Hi Prabhu,
I just used MergeContent to confirm test result. In your case, I
thought the goal is sending queries to SQL Server in order so I think
you don't have to use MergeContent.
Having said that, I came up with an idea. This is kind of a hack but
using ExecuteStreamingCommand to analyze numbe
Hi Koji,
Thanks for your mail.
In your template i have one query regarding if number of files taken by get
file is unknown then MergeContent Processor could not work right? because
you have specify maximum number of bins to be 5.
But in my case i am having dynamic number of file counts.In that c
Hi Prabhu,
I think you can use EnforceOrder processor which is available since
1.2.0, without Wait/Notify processor.
Here is a sample flow I tested how it can be used for use-cases like yours:
https://gist.github.com/ijokarumawak/7e6158460cfcb0b5911acefbb455edf0
Thanks,
Koji
On Fri, May 19, 201
