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sqlite3 cache reading re-reading existing files that are in the cache on Connector Restart. #2901

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alextreichler opened this issue Sep 27, 2024 · 0 comments
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alextreichler commented Sep 27, 2024

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The following YAML below monitors an SFTP and when a new file is added it reads the file contents to stdout. However, when I restart the redpanda connect service, it reads all the files in the SFTP again - even though they are processed already and in the cache (sqlite3).

Expected behavior:
When redpanda connect is restarted, it should not process the file again that have already been processed in the SFTP as they exist inside the cache.

Sample Yaml

input:
  sftp:
    address: "0.0.0.0:2200"
    credentials:
      username: "foo"
      password: "pass"
    paths:
      - /products/*.csv
    scanner:
      csv:
        custom_delimiter: "|"
        parse_header_row: true
        continue_on_error: false
    watcher:
      enabled: true
      cache: "sql"

output:
  stdout: {}
cache_resources: # []
  - label: "sql"
    sql:
      driver: "sqlite"
      dsn: file:/dir/to/database/file/my.db
      table: sftp_cache
      key_column: foo
      value_column: bar
@mihaitodor mihaitodor added bug needs investigation It looks as though have all the information needed but investigation is required labels Oct 20, 2024
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