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Hi @Guest , I am happy to announce that that Avro Schema problem was already fixed in the 5.11 version. Our recommendation is to check the updates on these engines.
Hi @Guest , could you tell us what version of engines is using the client? because in Documentation, we can see that the Origins Schema can be taken and we have checked that it works from Origin Directory. Maybe they are using and older version and the fix is in a newer one.
https://docs.streamsets.com/portal/platform-datacollector/latest/datacollector/UserGuide/Origins/Directory.html?hl=directory%2Corigin
My thought for this is that if there were a schema that was nested with different types, writing it into parquetSchema would bypass the need to have to infer from the records and generate it.
Hi @Guest @Guest Could you please give us the information that Fran is requesting? it would really help us to resolve this for Simon. Thanks in advance
Hi. We really appreciate your comments and we'll take a careful look to it so you can successfully run your pipeline.
As you say, the parquet schema should be extracted right away from the parquet file's metadata and most probably is the case. Anyways seems to be an error there.
I'd like to take a deeper look but I'd need some more information.
I understand that you have one pipeline to generate parquet files and then a second pipeline to ingest them into some data lake. Am I right?
If this is the case, in the second pipeline which exact origin you are using for reading parquet files.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Best regards.