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Dear Team,

 

can you please advise why varchar is not acceptable when replicating from Oracle to Kudu though I can create table with varchar on Kudu?

 

Error from our CDC tool.

Error while writing batch on table impala::cbs.cb_ad_x Reason account_type_v isn't [Type: string], it's varchar. Cause: account_type_v isn't [Type: string], it's varchar

 

CREATE TABLE cbs.cb_address_xm (
addressid varchar(65535) ,
account_link_code_n BIGINT ,
account_type_v varchar(65535) ,
address_type_n INT ,
account_type varchar(65535) , address_format varchar(65535) ,
address_type INT , building varchar(65535) , city varchar(65535) ,
city_desc varchar(65535) , country varchar(65535) , country_desc varchar(65535) ,
district varchar(65535) , district_desc varchar(65535) , floor varchar(65535) , landmark varchar(65535) , postal_code varchar(65535) , po_code varchar(65535) , street varchar(65535) , street_desc varchar(65535) , sub_locality_code varchar(65535) , sub_locality_desc varchar(65535) , op_insert_date TIMESTAMP , op_update_date TIMESTAMP , state_desc varchar(65535) ,
PRIMARY KEY (addressid) )
PARTITION BY HASH (addressid)
PARTITIONS 16 STORED AS KUDU ;

 

Regards,

 

Roshan

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From the error you provided, it looks more like you have ingested data (from oracle) of type string, but want to insert it into a column defined as a varchar. It's not that kudu doesn't accept varchar types,  it's that the data itself is not a varchar type

 

 

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From the error you provided, it looks more like you have ingested data (from oracle) of type string, but want to insert it into a column defined as a varchar. It's not that kudu doesn't accept varchar types,  it's that the data itself is not a varchar type

 

 

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Vidya Sargur,
Community Manager


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