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05-28-2024
03:18 AM
Could someone please help me with this ? Fetch Provenance data using SiteToSiteProvenanceRe... - Cloudera Community - 388418 configuration site to site is not working in http when nifi is running on https
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08-07-2020
03:19 PM
@Vj1989 Great way to simplify it. Believe you missed a 'use $f;' from Step 2 though, otherwise you're just getting the same tables over and over. E.g. for f in `cat /tmp/databases`
do
echo "Database name is $f , Table Names are as below:"
hive -e "use $f; show tables;" >> /tmp/tables
done
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04-29-2020
12:54 AM
I've already checked this material before, thank you! I didn't manage to fully apply it to my case. I have xml input flowfiles and need to do some text replace and after that push them foward in the flow.
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03-14-2020
10:51 AM
Refer to this thread for similar question: https://community.cloudera.com/t5/Support-Questions/merge-too-csv-files-in-nifi/m-p/229259#M191116
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02-25-2020
11:20 AM
@nishank_paras You can use the invokeHTTP processor to fetch your file. Here is an example: The above example fetches the Apache nifi-toolkit-1.11.3-bin.tar.gz file. You can then construct a dataflow using other processors to manipulate as you want or simply just connect to another invokeHTTP processor that instead of "GET" uses "PUT" to put your file "nn.csv" at the new http endpoint. Hope this helps you, Matt
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