Data Engineering Integration
- Data Engineering Integration 10.2
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Bug
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OCON-9377
| When you configure Sqoop and run a Teradata Parallel Transporter mapping on a Cloudera cluster to export data of the Byte or Varbyte data type to a Teradata target, the mapping fails on the Blaze engine.
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OCON-9376
| If you configure Sqoop to export data of the Blob or Clob data type to a Teradata target, TDCH mappings fail on the Spark engine.
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OCON-9143
| In the read and write operations for a complex file data object, you cannot edit the precision and scale of elements within a field that is of a complex data type.
For example, if Field1 is of type array with string elements, you cannot edit the precision and scale of the string elements.
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OCON-8850
| If you configure Sqoop to export data of the Timestamp data type from a Hive source to a Microsoft Azure SQL Data Warehouse target, the mapping fails.
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OCON-8779
| If you configure Sqoop to export data of the Real data type to IBM DB2 z/OS targets, the mapping fails.
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OCON-7521
| Column profile run fails when the following conditions are true:
Workaround: Create a separate Sqoop connection for each Sqoop data source with the
-split-by option, and run a column profile on the data source.
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OCON-7429
| When you run a Teradata Parallel Transporter mapping on a Hortonworks cluster and on the Blaze engine to write data of the Byte or Varbyte data type to a Teradata target, the data gets corrupted. This issue occurs when you use the
hdp-connector-for-teradata-1.5.1.2.5.0.0-1245-distro.tar.gz JAR.
Workaround: Use the
hdp-connector-for-teradata-1.4.1.2.3.2.0-2950-distro.tar.gz JAR.
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OCON-730
| When you export data through Sqoop and there are primary key violations, the mapping fails and bad records are not written to the bad file. (456616)
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OCON-7291
| Mappings that read data from a Teradata source and contain the != (not equal) operator in the filter override query fail. This issue occurs if you run the Teradata Parallel Transporter mapping on a Hortonworks cluster and on the Blaze engine.
Workaround: Use a native expression with the ne operator instead of the != operator.
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OCON-7280
| If you configure Sqoop and update the columns in the advanced SQL query, the mapping fails on the Blaze engine.
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OCON-7216
| If a Sqoop source or target contains a column name with double quotes, the mapping fails on the Blaze engine. However, the Blaze Job Monitor incorrectly indicates that the mapping ran successfully and that rows were written into the target.
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OCON-7212
| If there are unconnected ports in a target, Sqoop mappings fail on the Blaze engine. This issue occurs when you run the Sqoop mapping on any cluster other than a Cloudera cluster.
Workaround: Before you run the mapping, create a table in the target database with columns corresponding to the connected ports.
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OCON-7208
| When you run a Sqoop mapping on the Blaze engine and the columns contain Unicode characters, the Sqoop program reads them as null values.
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OCON-7205
| When you run a Sqoop mapping on the Blaze engine to export data of the Numeric data type from Netezza, the scale part of the data is truncated.
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OCON-7078
| Sqoop mappings that import data from or export data to an SSL-enabled database fail on the Blaze engine.
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OCON-7076
| When you run a Sqoop mapping and abort the mapping from the Developer tool, the Sqoop map-reduce jobs continue to run.
Workaround: On the Sqoop data node, run the following command to kill the Sqoop map-reduce jobs:
yarn application -kill <application_ID>
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OCON-688
| When you enable Sqoop for a logical data object and export data to an IBM DB2 database, the Sqoop export command fails. However, the mapping runs successfully without any error. (456455)
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OCON-471
| When you enable Sqoop for a data object and a table or column name contains Unicode characters, the mapping fails. (452114)
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LDM-3324
| A column profile runs indefinitely when the following conditions are true:
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BDM-11049
| After the Data Integration Service restarts, a mapping that contains a Data Processor transformation might fail to run on the Hive engine the first time that it executes.
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BDM-9987
| A mapping configured with a filter expression upstream of a Joiner transformation might be inconsistent with map-side joins.
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BDM-8517
| The infacmd ms RunMapping command does not return the job ID.
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BDM-6754
| When the Data Integration Service is configured to run with operating system profiles and you push the mapping to an HDInsight cluster with ADLS as storage, the mapping fails with the following error:
Exception Class: [java.lang.RuntimeException] Exception Message: [java.io.IOException: No FileSystem for scheme: adl]. java.lang.RuntimeException: java.io.IOException: No FileSystem for scheme: adl
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BDM-6500
| When you choose
Return All for an unconnected lookup, mapping validation fails with the following unrelated error:
The port [{0}] in the transformation [{1}] contains an expression that is not valid. Error: Invalid unconnected transformation [{3}].
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BDM-4597
| A mapping with a joiner transformation that processes more than 4,294,967,294 rows in a single partition will fail.
Workaround: If possible, increase partitioning on the source.
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BDM-3853
| When the Blaze engine runs a mapping that uses source or target files in the WASB location on a cluster, the mapping fails with an error like:
The mapping fails because the cluster attempts to decrypt the data but cannot find a file needed to perform the decryption operation.
Workaround: Find the following files on the cluster and copy them to the
/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/hdinsight_common directory on the machine that runs the Data Integration Service:
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BDM-3687
| When you run a Sqoop mapping on the Spark engine, the Sqoop map-reduce jobs run in the default yarn queue instead of the yarn queue that you configure.
Workaround: To run a map-reduce job in a particular yarn queue, configure the following property in the
Sqoop Arguments field of the JDBC connection:
-Dmapreduce.job.queuename=<NameOfTheQueue>
To run a Spark job in a particular yarn queue, configure the following property in the Hadoop connection:
spark.yarn.queue=<NameOfTheQueue>
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BDM-2222
| The Spark engine does not run the footer row command configured for a flat file target. (459942)
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BDM-2181
| The summary and detail statistics empty for mappings run on Tez. (452224)
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BDM-1271
| If you define an SQL override in the Hive source and choose to update the output ports based on the custom query, the mapping fails on the Blaze engine.
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BDM-10924
| A mapping with an SQL query defined on a Hive source and target table, or with an SQL query generated on the Hive source, fails with an error like:
Workaround: Create the following user-defined property in the hive-site.xml configuration set in the cluster configuration: hive.support.sql11.reserved.keywords=false
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BDM-10897
| When you create or import type definition libraries using JSON objects with key names that have the dot operator (.), the following validation error occurs:
Evaluation failed and was not completed. Check the Developer tool logs for details.
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BDM-10895
| If the JSON object that you are reading from has a key name with a dot operator (.) and you use the key name in an expression, the following error occurs:
Cannot read complex definition
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BDM-10859
| A mapping that runs on the Hive engine fails when it meets the following conditions:
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BDM-10856
| The Administrator tool fails to display a cluster configuration when one of the *-site.xml configuration sets contains a dot character (.) in the name, excluding the required character for the file extension.
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BDM-10837
| Mapping performance is slow when the Spark engine writes to a partitioned Hive table on Amazon S3.
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BDM-10731
| New mapping jobs fail when the Data Integration Service machine reaches the maximum configured memory.
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BDM-10670
| Memory leaks occur on the Data Integration Service machine when the Spark engine heap memory reaches 4 GB.
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BDM-10570
| The Spark job fails with out of memory errors when a mapping that converts relational data to hierarchical data contains more than three Aggregator and Joiner transformations.
Workaround: To convert relational data to a hierarchical data of more than four levels, develop more than one mapping to stage the intermediate data. For example, develop a mapping that converts relational data to a hierarchical data up to three levels. Use the hierarchical data in another mapping to generate a hierarchical data of four levels.
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BDM-10566
| Mappings fail when you use the impersonation user to read or write files within an HDFS encryption zone in a Hadoop cluster and operating system profiles are enabled for the Data Integration Service.
Workaround: Read and write the files outside of the encryption zone.
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BDM-10098
| Mappings with a Normalizer transformation fail on the Spark engine if the value in the Occurs column is large.
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