This message was deleted.
# troubleshooting
s
This message was deleted.
1
g
this mainly happens when you have a single, huge column
it can happen if you have big, long strings or arrays or something like that
updating your processing buffers won't help; these buffers are different ones related to ingestion
you could try reducing your target segment size instead; that generally helps if you have these really big columns
n
Yes, thanks @Gian Merlino that because we didn’t apply the subtask in the ingestion json then Druid get default is 1.
g
ok glad that helped!