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I'm looking for examples on how to create tables and put data using schema registry into Oracle using NiFi
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Created 12-02-2021 12:42 PM
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I'm looking for examples on how to create tables and put data using schema registry into Oracle using NiFi. II searching I find many examples of read from Oracle and writing to HDFS, but I'm looking to read unstructured data and using a schema, build a Oracle table and write the data to said table.
We can create the table using PutSQL, but we' worried about open/close/open connection performance or worse we open a cursor and
Anyone have any examples?
Still looking...
WJS
Created 12-06-2021 08:12 AM
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Hi @wjsandman, you're asking a great question! Typically this scenario would be handled via a Services engagement as the solution is dependent on your specific environment / workloads / business needs. If you’re a Cloudera Subscription Support customer, we can connect you with your Account team to discuss your needs.
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Created 12-06-2021 02:31 PM
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Many thanks for the offer, it is a great question, but this SHOULD be a pretty well understood process. I'm really looking for programming patterns, not consulting. I can't believe there aren't more examples of making this happen. We can create table properly and we've successfully written to Oracle with no issues. We're wondering about others experiences and best case examples.
