Hi all! Is possible to set the cursor manually? My...
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Hi all! Is possible to set the cursor manually? My cursor is timestamp. I want to re-sync only one day. I'm using source Oracle DB to Redshift.
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Not using the UI, but you can manually edit the entry in the airbyte-db container.
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Interesting, it's any documentation to follow it?
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No, you need to access the database and find where to change:
docker exec -ti airbyte-db psql -U docker airbyte
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Hi @[DEPRECATED] Marcos Marx I enter to the database and find the jobs that I want to change the cursor. Do I need to change all the field of config, right? or can I access directly to the cursor? I'm using the tables
jobs
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{"sync": {"state": {"state": {"cdc": false, "streams": [{"cursor": "2021-10-31T00:00:00Z", "stream_name": "PROMOCIONESGENERADAS", "cursor_field": ["Fecha"], ....
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change only the cursor
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Hi @[DEPRECATED] Marcos Marx first thanks for your help. I was able to change the value of the cursor with your guide in the other thread. But now when I run the next sync, my cursor is the same, it has not changed. I change it in
jobs
table and in
attemps
table. What could be wrong?
I run again and now it's working, Airbyte takes the changes in the cursor. 🔥 What I should expect if my connection is incremental+deduped? only have unique registries?