Hi all,
I have a really nice phenomenon using a
JDBC DS:
After having succeeded to connect to the DB
(MSSQL with authorization via Windows-Domain) which was really hard work,
I added an entry to the Listener-config to call
my pipeline:
<Rule
Name="ADD JDBC Rule" WaitMessageTimeout="10"
Threads="4" MaxMessageBlockSize="20">
<Source
BrokerId="broker1" Queue="SMILA.connectivity"/>
<Condition>Operation='ADD'
and DataSourceID LIKE '%kinkon%'</Condition>
<Task>
<Process
Workflow="KinKonAddPipeline"/>
</Task>
</Rule>
<Rule
Name="ADD Rule" WaitMessageTimeout="10"
Threads="4" MaxMessageBlockSize="20">
<Source
BrokerId="broker1" Queue="SMILA.connectivity"/>
<Condition>Operation='ADD' and NOT(DataSourceID LIKE '%feeds%') and
NOT(DataSourceID LIKE '%xmldump%')</Condition>
<Task>
<Process
Workflow="AddPipeline"/>
</Task>
</Rule>
The new pipeline has been a striped down
copy of the normal addpipeline.
Funny was the behavior of the
indexing-process: Sometimes it succeeded, sometimes not!
If you look at the attached log-file, you
will discover 2 sections, first of failed to put the content to the index,
second succeeded!
Obviously, the first one took its way
through the ADD Rule,
“Record is processed by Listener with
rule: [ADD Rule]”
The second one through the expected
“Record is processed by Listener with
rule: [ADD JDBC Rule]”
Is this a misuse/ misconfiguration of mine
or a bug?
Best
Andreas Schultz
Senior Software Developer
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