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04-21-2022
02:04 AM
You can copy and paste the content into a Word file (.docx) and attach it to the post.
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04-21-2022
01:26 AM
@J0sh , Can you provide me with the entire contents of your flow file? Cheers, André
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04-21-2022
12:44 AM
@ken_zz , Please run the following command to list the principals contained in your keytab: klist -kt <keytab_file> The full principal name is the long form: either username@REALM or username/fqdn@REALM. Try specifying the full principal name when starting impala-shell. Cheers, André
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04-21-2022
12:41 AM
@sahil0915 , Please try the JoltTransformJSON processor with the following Chain specification: [
{
"operation": "default",
"spec": {
"json_data": {
"items[]": {
"*": {
"quality": "good"
}
}
}
}
}
] Cheers, André
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04-21-2022
12:24 AM
@Amber , Please check https://medium.com/javarevisited/10-best-spring-framework-books-for-java-developers-360284c37036 André
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04-21-2022
12:20 AM
1 Kudo
@r_rachuri , Your expression works for me on NiFi 1.15.2. It's too complicated, though, and it still leaves a pair of curly brackets behind. Try using this one instead: \{[ \n]*\}[ \n]*,?[ \n]* Cheers, André
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04-20-2022
11:56 PM
@J0sh You can use a ReplaceText processor with the following properties: Search Value: (?s)^.*?(\{".*\}).*$
Replacement Value: $1 Cheers, André
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04-20-2022
11:33 PM
@ramks , You can try using the latest Cloudera Hive JDBC driver from here: https://www.cloudera.com/downloads/connectors/hive/jdbc/2-6-18.html Otherwise, you need to upgrade to CDP 7.x or, at least, to CDH 6.3.3 or later. Cheers, André
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04-20-2022
10:27 PM
@Seaport , Please try the below: import json
def jsonize(k, v):
ret = json.loads(v)
ret.update({'key': k})
return ret
...
rdd = reader.map(lambda x: jsonize(*x))
... You need to make sure your schema includes the added key column. Cheers, André
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04-08-2022
05:03 AM
@modususer , After installation, log on to Cloudera Manager and select Administration > License to go to the license page. Upload your license file on that page to activate it. If you want/need to apply the license from the command line, you can do so using the REST API. The curl command below is an example of how you can do that: curl \
-X POST \
-u admin:admin \
"http://cm-home.example.com:7180/api/v43/cm/license" \
-F license=@/path/to/license.txt Cheers, André
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