<@U01ADKHBJKC> do we have a timeout for our synchr...
# contributing-to-airbyte
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@Jared Rhizor (Airbyte) do we have a timeout for our synchronous temporal jobs?
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varies job to job
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I imagine the server might have tighter limits?
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not positive
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What are you running into?
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user is seeing 40 min timeouts on the discover call
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Hmm
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It would be interesting if we could have him run just the docker command (not from within airbyte)
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the only timeout I can see is 2 hours
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then we could see if it’s happening within the connector vs in the framework
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I really doubt it’s in the framework
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I bet it’s some weird driver thing or maybe some sort of setting on their server?
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you think it's due to the JDBC impl?
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I'm trying to reproduce this now so I can try that
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Looking at the Oracle DB2 driver page though the defaults for JDBC don’t look limited https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/db2/11.1?topic=pdsdjs-common-data-server-driver-jdbc-sqlj-properties-all-database-products
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I’d be really curious if the SQL query we’re making succeeds if he just runs it from a terminal or something
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If he’s willing to help we can isolate. SQL from the terminal would help us determine if it’s his server
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Just the docker run would let us know if it’s in JDBC
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Probably easier than reproducing if he’s willing
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Especially since we don’t have a lead on what to reproduce. I guess we could reproduce a JDBC default problem.
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I was just going to create a bunch of random tables and see if I run into the same issue
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yeah
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hmm good point on running the docker command
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I think if he ran both we’d have a very good chance of finding the issue.
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I have a hunch both will fail and that it’s some server config issue.
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😢
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the docker command is something like
docker run --rm -v $(pwd)/secrets:/secrets airbyte/source-oracle:dev discover --config /secrets/config.json
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source-db2. right?
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not oracle
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but yes.
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I think it's oracle
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he did mention it failing on docker-compose as well, so you could probably ask him to try that and then you could have him run the command from the mounts he’s using
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his screenshot has a db2 worker
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even though he named everything oracle
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db2 is an oracle product 🤷
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huh which screen shot are you referring to?
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ah
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his other copy paste uses source-oracle
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yeah that's why I'm confused 😅
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Yeah it’s probably worth drilling down and figuring out what he’s doing exactly and trying to just cut down the problem space with him.
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I don’t see any obvious candidates in oracle jdbc defaults either https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/18/jajdb/constant-values.html
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he seems pretty confident it's our less than stellar query haha
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Like I’m sure our query is bad