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Not able to load the file data in table #209
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Can you please setup debug logging and then retrieve a failed load log output from Lambda? |
Hi There, The above was resolved by increasing the timeout of the Lambda function to 5 mins. However, I am getting below error in errorMessage column of the table LambdaRedshiftBatches table Thanks in advance ! |
This is very likely due to networking. Please review this link in detail for how to configure Lambda→Redshift connections. |
Thank you Ian for the update. Somehow it worked, however, I am now getting an error elsewhere. Below are the details for error in LambdaRedshiftBatches table Below is the detail of the loadClusters column of the LambdaRedshiftBatchLoadConfig table. [ Am I missing anything here? |
Hi Ian, Just to update you, I tried to set-up the Redshift Loader in different AWS account and I got the same error. |
Hi Ian, There was some configuration issue due to which the file data was not loading into the table, which is sorted now. Thanks a lot for your timely assistance :) Now we also want to load the JSON file into the table. I just wanted to check with you, if there is any special caring needs to be taken care if we want to set up this process for JSON files? |
Nothing particularly special. You will just need to set load type to JSON and then add any COPYOPTIONS that help you to import your particular structure of JSON. Glad to hear it's working! |
Hi There,
Getting below error message in errorMessage column of the table LambdaRedshiftBatches table, while trying to load the file into Redshift table
{"message":"This copy request is illegal because it is trying to copy an object to itself without changing the object's metadata, storage class, website redirect location or encryption attributes.","code":"InvalidRequest","region":null,"time":"2020-06-16T14:00:43.027Z","requestId":"4E16FF73E0D32EAF","extendedRequestId":"8aM2KiSb6Zck30cMjXa/xX7yYfaVRQd2Ko6r1ZbTwzZ1GAieEIoeZEhBySK1dGO+OjReQy3G8wI=","statusCode":400,"retryable":false,"retryDelay":47.27240989136392,"level":"error"}
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