Is it possible to perform an upsert to Postgres in SnapLogic?
Hi Everyone, Is there an option to configure an existing Postgres snap to perform an upsert to a given table? I am building a pipeline to create a daily feed to a postgres database and would like to capture records that have been modified or created in the source during the past day and then update existing records or insert a new record if they do not yet exist. Is this possible in SnapLogic? I have used this functionality in other tools using an update activity with an option to insert if the record does not exist. I am newer to SnapLogic & haven’t yet come across this feature in the documentation so I wasn’t sure. Thanks!!3.9KViews0likes4CommentsAzure MySql Database connection
While trying to connect to Azure MySql Database we are getting the following error: Failed to validate account: Failed to retrieve a database connection. Cause: The TCP/IP connection to the host port 3306 has failed. Error: "The driver received an unexpected pre-login response. Verify the connection properties and check that an instance of SQL Server is running on the host and accepting TCP/IP connections at the port. This is indicating that the jdbc default driver name com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver in the account properties needs to be changed. As mentioned we are trying to connect to Azure MYSQL . Any one had this issue before ?Solved4.1KViews0likes2CommentsConnection to legacy Sybase DBMS sometimes hangs
On a Windows Groundplex, we are using the “Generic JDBC - Execute” snaps to issue several different kinds of queries to a legacy Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere 9 database. (Also sometimes called Sybase “SQL Server Anywhere.”) We are using the connection options recommended by Snaplogic in the online documentation. [TBD: put a link to that here.] Every once in a while, a query that has previously worked just fine will “hang” the connection. Once this has happened, attempts to query via that connection go unresolved and time out. We believe that when the problem happens, what may be happening is that the query is either failing or else not finishing in time, and that the connection is left open in an “off hook” state, with the result set still pending. Subsequent queries on such a channel wouldn’t get acknowledged because it would just be sitting there waiting for the previous action to complete… which never does. Has anyone else experienced this with a Sybase connection? (Or with any other non-standard legacy database connection?) Any ideas how to troubleshoot and fix this?5.8KViews0likes5Comments