Thank you,
looks like shuffle() works
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Hi Fabian,
Thank you for your answer. I've updated the flink version to 1.12.4 but
unfortunately the problem still persists.
I'm running this job in local mode, so I have only following log:
WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred
WARNING: Illegal reflective access by
org.a
Update:
The job is working correctly if add an additional identity mapping step:
env.createInput(parquetInputFormat)
.map(record => record)
.sinkTo(FileSink.forBulkFormat...)
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Hi,
I'm trying to read parquet file with Flink 1.12.0 Scala API and save it as
another parquet file.
Now it's working correctly with ParquetRowInputFormat:
val inputPath: String = ...
val messageType: MessageType = ...
val parquetInputFormat = new ParquetRowInputFormat(new Path(inputPath),
mess
Hi Danny,
I use regular join and it looks like:
SELECT
...
FROM *dynamic_kafka_table* k
JOIN *jdbc_table* j ON k.id = j.k_id
Should I set some additional conditions for this join?
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Hi everyone!
I'm using Flink 1.12.0 with SQL API.
I'm developing a streaming job with join and insertion into postgreSQL.
There is two tables in join:
1. Dynamic table based on kafka topic
2. Small lookup JDBC table
>From what I can see Flink job reads data from JDBC table only on startup and
mar
Hi Leonard,
Thank you for answer, in fact I used regular join because my interval
condition was based on wrong column.
I extended my join with attribute column condition and it solved the
problem:
...
FROM table_fx fx
LEFT JOIN table_v v ON v.active = fx.instrument_active_id
Hi everyone!
I'm using Flink *1.12.0* with SQL API.
My streaming job is basically a join of two dynamic tables (from kafka
topics) and insertion the result into PostgreSQL table.
I have enabled watermarking based on kafka topic timestamp column for each
table in join:
CREATE TABLE table1 (