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Snowflake jdbc CLIENT_SESSION_KEEP_ALIVE
When creating a Snowflake account, is it possible to confirm the value for property CLIENT_SESSION_KEEP_ALIVE? Recently ran into an issue where we receive the following error after 4 hours has passed “Authentication token has expired. The user must authenticate again.”SolvedRe: Limit the number of pipelines running on a node at a time
Thanks @tlikarish, yes I’ve thought about getting the average and the margin for a crash is still too large for production use and it would be a pain whenever we have to make modifications to existing pipelines. The other option might help but like you said it’ll take some work and I would rather find out the underlying issue and resolve it from there. I have a ticket open about the crashes so I’ll follow up on that. Thanks for the help.3.9KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Limit the number of pipelines running on a node at a time
Thanks for the explanation @tlikarish, the reason I’d like to limit the number of pipelines is to get a handle on available resources. Instead of potentially crashing the node because a certain number of high cpu intensive pipelines decide to run at the same time we would instead limit it to maybe 2 or max 3 pipelines to run at the same time on the node. The maximum memory property in the Snaplex that’s currently defaulted to 85 doesn’t stop the node from crashing because it may be because of the cpu.3.9KViews0likes2CommentsLimit the number of pipelines running on a node at a time
Is there an option in Snaplex to limit the number of running pipelines? I currently only see an option to limit the number of Snaps but with multiple different pipelines running, this would not be ideal plus I believe it’s strictly for manual runs and not for tasks.4.7KViews0likes4CommentsRe: Dynamically taking S3 path from metadata
Hi Shrabanti, I would use the dropdown on the right and click the button on the upper right in the dropdown to visually see if the parameter(s) isn’t showing values. If you still can’t see the value, checking the parent execute snap and child parameter to verify that there aren’t any typos.3KViews0likes0Comments