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Running on Arch, tap-distributor-srs target-snowflake, error:
{"consumer": true, "producer": false, "string_id": "target-snowflake", "cmd_type": "elb", "run_id": "2c975dcb-7ea3-48f4-8db1-e292c2b0511d", "job_name": "dev:tap-distributor-srs-to-target-snowflake:pipeline-ZGxyhvN8", "stdio": "stderr", "name": "target-snowflake", "event": "snowflake.connector.errors.ProgrammingError: 002108 (22000): 01b7d359-0204-e3d8-0001-6b5a013e0b62: SQL compilation error: cannot change column _SDC_ORDER_NUMBER from type NUMBER(38,0) to VARCHAR(16777216)", "level": "info", "timestamp": "2024-10-20T22:49:51.964977Z"} [...] {"consumer": true, "producer": false, "string_id": "target-snowflake", "cmd_type": "elb", "run_id": "2c975dcb-7ea3-48f4-8db1-e292c2b0511d", "job_name": "dev:tap-distributor-srs-to-target-snowflake:pipeline-ZGxyhvN8", "stdio": "stderr", "name": "target-snowflake", "event": "[SQL: ALTER TABLE \"ARCH_RAW\".\"[distributor name goes here]\".\"ORDER\" ALTER COLUMN _sdc_order_number SET DATA TYPE VARCHAR]", "level": "info", "timestamp": "2024-10-20T22:49:51.978192Z"}
Coercion from NUMBER to VARCHAR should be a fairly simple process, I would think. Not sure what's going on and I didn't dive in.
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By looking at the error message, it seems like a limitation on Snowflake itself.
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Looks like you're right edgar, probably have to do a different series of sql commands in snowflake to make this happen
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Running on Arch, tap-distributor-srs target-snowflake, error:
Coercion from NUMBER to VARCHAR should be a fairly simple process, I would think. Not sure what's going on and I didn't dive in.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: