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writing in JSON format does not make sense.
The records in Postgres should arrive exactly as they were scraped by a
Tap at the source.
E.g. if a string in the sources has control characters like LF (0x0a),
the same string should also have LF in the postgres target and not '\n'
like JSON format uses.
Fixestransferwise#131
writing in JSON format does not make sense.
The records in Postgres should arrive exactly as they were scraped by a
Tap at the source.
E.g. if a string in the sources has control characters like LF (0x0a),
the same string should also have LF in the postgres target and not '\n'
like JSON format uses.
Fixestransferwise#131
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writing in JSON format does not make sense.
The records in Postgres should arrive exactly as they were scraped by a
Tap at the source.
E.g. if a string in the sources has control characters like LF (0x0a),
the same string should also have LF in the postgres target and not '\n'
like JSON format uses.
Fixestransferwise#131
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This is a most obvious bug, but somehow I'm the first person to report this?
pipelinewise-target-postgres/target_postgres/db_sync.py
Line 351 in bef5a27
The Postgresql
COPY
command does NOT support reading JSON formatted files. It only supports CSV formatted files (and Binary and Text formats)https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-copy.html
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