Hello Copying a parcel to a node and adding the node to the cluster does not mean Cloudera Manager will recognize that the parcel is already present and skip distribution. Cloudera Manager manages parcel distribution through its centralized management system. When a node is added to the cluster, Cloudera Manager will handle the parcel distribution process according to its internal procedures, ensuring that the correct and complete parcel metadata and components are properly configured and unpacked on the node. This process ensures consistency and reliability in the cluster configuration. Therefore, even if a parcel is manually copied to a node, Cloudera Manager is likely to still perform its distribution process for verification and consistency purposes. Copying the parcels to the nodes before adding them to the cluster is not the proper or suggested way to do it, therefore not supported. The recommended method would be to distribute the parcels by using the Wizard as usual as Cloudera supports the parcel distribution through the UI only. I hope this helps. ... View more

If "Infer Schema" isn't working this is likely a bug. Could you provide an example JSON and the error message that happens during schema inference? ... View more

wow great information you have there, i really love the manner in which you explained it well. ... View more

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@yoonli  This thread is growing in to multiple queries that are not directly related.  Please start a new community question so the information is easier for our community members to follow when they have similar issues. Thank you, Matt ... View more

Hello dear support team, I’m experiencing the same issue as the original poster and others in the thread. Could you please assist me in updating the email address associated with my account? Thank you very much ! ... View more

@Pratibha123  ORA-12705 - This is the key error. The Oracle JDBC driver needs to set up a language and character set session with the Oracle database. To do this, it attempts to read NLS configuration data from files on the local filesystem of the machine where Sqoop is running. This error occurs because it cannot find or access those NLS data files, or the environment variable that points to them is invalid. ORA-00604: This is a cascading error. It means an internal, recursive SQL statement that Oracle runs during the connection/session setup failed, because the session setup itself was incomplete. References: https://docs.oracle.com/en/error-help/db/ora-12705/?r=23ai https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7700330/ora-12705-cannot-access-nls-data-files-or-invalid-environment https://docs.oracle.com/en/error-help/db/ora-00604/?r=23ai https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30478070/how-to-solve-sql-error-ora-00604-error-occurred-at-recursive-sql-level-1   "oracle.jdbc.NLS_LANG" Is not seems to be valid property. Can you export it before running the job and check? > export NLS_LANG="AMERICAN_AMERICA.AL32UTF8"   Ensure libjars has the correct ojdbc8.jar and it's compatible with your Oracle DB version.   Regards, Chethan YM   ... View more

You did it! I changed my tracking strategy to "Tracking timestamps" and it now populated the "View State" window. Thank you very much for your assistance! ... View more