You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
tracking_column doesn't work when query statement is against mongo. Debugging, i've seen that response in jdbc.rb comes like this:
{:document => { ... mongo data ...}}
In this method 'get_column_value', line:
if !row.has_key?(@tracking_column.to_sym)
row.has_key only evaluates the first level of the hash, so all nested keys are omitted. Because of this, always is showing the message 'tracking_column not found in dataset.
I've edited the code, as a workarround, to also check if it's in the second level of the hash, and if it is, pick the value from there (second if (!row.dig...)):
public
def get_column_value(row)
if !row.has_key?(@tracking_column.to_sym)
if !row.dig(:document, @tracking_column).nil?
@sql_last_value = row.dig(:document, @tracking_column)
elsif !@tracking_column_warning_sent
@logger.warn("tracking_column not found in dataset.", :tracking_column => @tracking_column)
@tracking_column_warning_sent = true
end
# If we can't find the tracking column, return the current value in the ivar
@sql_last_value
else
# Otherwise send the updated tracking column
row[@tracking_column.to_sym]
end
end
Now, it's working fine. I'm not a ruby developer and i'm pretty sure that there are better ways to do this, so if it could be fixed would be awesome.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
tracking_column doesn't work when query statement is against mongo. Debugging, i've seen that response in jdbc.rb comes like this:
{:document => { ... mongo data ...}}
In this method 'get_column_value', line:
row.has_key only evaluates the first level of the hash, so all nested keys are omitted. Because of this, always is showing the message 'tracking_column not found in dataset.
I've edited the code, as a workarround, to also check if it's in the second level of the hash, and if it is, pick the value from there (second if (!row.dig...)):
Now, it's working fine. I'm not a ruby developer and i'm pretty sure that there are better ways to do this, so if it could be fixed would be awesome.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: