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Solution Delete the indentations or spaces after the backslashes (\). Parent topic: Connecting to Redis
The system does not automatically delete them. You are advised to configure the bucket lifecycle and specify rules to regularly delete or migrate unused SQL execution plans. Refer to Configuring a DLI Job Bucket. Procedure Log in to the DLI management console.
WRITE, CREATE TABLE, UPDATE, DELETE, MERGE, RESTORE) operationParameters Operation parameters job Detailed information about the job running the operation notebook Detailed information about the notebook running the operation clusterId Cluster ID readVersion Table version read
(Optional) To delete a tag, locate the tag in the tag list and click Delete in its Operation column. Parent Topic: Managing Program Packages of Jar Jobs
Delete: Delete the package. More: Modify Owner: Modify the owner of the package. Tags: Add or edit package tags. Parent Topic: Managing Program Packages of Jar Jobs
After the analysis is completed, delete the temporary data in the OBS bucket in a timely manner to ensure data security. Parent topic: DLI Basics
Solution Delete all renew_lifetime = xxx configurations from the krb5.conf configuration file. Then create and submit a Spark job again. Parent topic: Connecting to HBase
Release the old Spark queue, that is, delete it or unsubscribe it from the queue. Parent topic: DLI Elastic Resource Pools and Queues
Delete the Hudi table you created. If a foreign table is created, only the metadata of the Hudi table is deleted when the SQL statement is executed to delete the table, and the data still exists in the OBS bucket and needs to be manually deleted.
Delete: This permission allows you to delete the datasource connection. Grant Permission: This permission allows you to grant the datasource connection permission to other users.
to tables DATA_MIGRATION: jobs that migrate data across sources UPDATE: jobs that update table data DELETE: jobs that delete data from specified tables RESTART_QUEUE: jobs that restart specified queues SCALE_QUEUE: jobs that scale in or out specified queues job_mode String Definition
Delete the repetitive package by referring to the dependency package information provided in the Data Lake Insight User Guide and then upload the package. For details about DLI built-in dependencies, see Built-in Dependencies. Parent topic: Flink Jar Jobs
data deletion jobs (such as DELETE statements) Default Value None job-status No String Definition Status of jobs to be queried Constraints None Range RUNNING: The job is running.
String qName = "queueName"; Queue queue = client.getQueue(qName); //Call the deleteQueue() method to delete queue queueName. queue.deleteQueue(); } Obtaining the Default Queue DLI provides an API for querying the default queue.
The value true indicates the insert or update operation, and the value false indicates the delete operation. If the interconnected sink does not support the delete operation, the deletion will not be executed.
Even if the operation permission to delete the database is granted through the DLI console, it will ultimately be overridden by the Deny precedence rule, denying the user the permission to delete the database.
Procedure Create a datasource table on DLI and add table creation configuration truncate = true to clear table data but not delete the table. Summary and Suggestions After the source table is updated, the corresponding datasource table must be updated too on DLI.
Permission Settings Delete Queues: This permission allows you to delete the queue. Submit Jobs: This permission allows you to submit jobs using this queue. Terminate Jobs: This permission allows you to terminate jobs submitted using this queue.
Flink supports to interpret Canal JSON messages as INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE messages into the Flink SQL system.
Example -- Delete a native or control table Create table simple(id int, name string); Insert into simple values(1,'abc'),(2,'def'); select * from simple; id | name ----|------ 1 | abc 2 | def (2 rows) Truncate table simple; select * from simple; id | name ----|------