Created on 07-19-2023 01:49 AM - edited 07-19-2023 02:00 AM
Hi team,
I update airflow to v2.6.3, and find I can't connect to mssql 2008 by using JDBC.
Following are my setting:
The connection was failed.
I wonder why the message show the connection string as below:
jdbc://jdbc:jtds:sqlserver:
why not only
jdbc:jtds:sqlserver:
Any help will be appreciated, thanks!
Created on 05-06-2024 06:00 AM - edited 05-06-2024 06:02 AM
Hello @mandychen
Thanks for using Cloudera Community. This is an Old Post, yet Wish to convey that Cloudera shall assist with Airflow Issues (Install, Upgrade, Maintenance) dealing with Airflow shipped by Cloudera. Currently, CDE (Cloudera Data Engineering) allows Airflow to be deployed on Public Cloud & Private Cloud with End-To-End Support offered by Cloudera.
Your Post deals with reviewing an Issue with Installing Standalone Airflow, which isn't Supported per-se. Henceforth, our engagement would be Limited. However, the Issue is likely linked with JDBC Parsing as discussed in [1].
If your Team is interested in CDE Airflow, Let us know & we can get in touch with your Team.
- Smarak
Created on 05-06-2024 06:00 AM - edited 05-06-2024 06:02 AM
Hello @mandychen
Thanks for using Cloudera Community. This is an Old Post, yet Wish to convey that Cloudera shall assist with Airflow Issues (Install, Upgrade, Maintenance) dealing with Airflow shipped by Cloudera. Currently, CDE (Cloudera Data Engineering) allows Airflow to be deployed on Public Cloud & Private Cloud with End-To-End Support offered by Cloudera.
Your Post deals with reviewing an Issue with Installing Standalone Airflow, which isn't Supported per-se. Henceforth, our engagement would be Limited. However, the Issue is likely linked with JDBC Parsing as discussed in [1].
If your Team is interested in CDE Airflow, Let us know & we can get in touch with your Team.
- Smarak