Am 07.10.19 um 09:40 schrieb alopez:
Dear all,
I am new in this world, so apologize if it is a trivial question.
I have created a serialized Avro file using C++. When I try to read the file
using python I get an error. I am able to read the file in C++ correctly.
The details are:
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Hi alopez, welcome to this mailing list. I hope you will find that there
are many helpful people on it and on the Internet in general. However,
even helpful people often have time constraints. Therefore, I recommend
that you try to make a minimal working example[1] first (which in this
and most other cases is more of a minimal non-working example).
Specifically, I recommend you to take these steps: 1. Make sure that you
are using the same schema for writing and reading. (If you do need
different schemas in some sort of compatibility scenario, please explain
the differences rather than just posting the full text of each version.)
2. Make a backup or (recommended) use version control to save your
current version, in preparation of the next step. 3. Make sure that your
data and schemas are as simple as possible. Try to delete and simplify
as much as possible without compromising legibility, and see if the
problem persists. E.g. try to delete as many data fields as you can from
your various records. It is possible that this step will help yu find
the issue on your own. 4. If you didn't find the cause, post the
smallest and simplest example that demonstrates the problem. You can use
"reply to list" on your own original message. [1]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimal_working_example
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