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I used connect to sync a table of bigquery which has 50GB storage usage, tring to do a batch synchronization. but i found that after the task is completed, the memory usage remains unchanged. I am confused about this, could someone tell me how to deal with this, thanks!
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By the way, how to make the pagination loop for the input gcp_bigquery_select, with LIMIT and OFFSET , to scan all rows of the table
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey @fearfate, I had a quick look over the config, but it would be difficult to reproduce the issue you're seeing on my end. Unless the Google library used by gcp_bigquery_select does something silly, the issue should still pop up if you use a simpler input. Any chance you could try reproducing it using a file or generate input (or even a custom input which doesn't rely on 3rd party services)?
I changed the usage and this can not be reproduced again, thanks for your replay!
Hey @fearfate, I had a quick look over the config, but it would be difficult to reproduce the issue you're seeing on my end. Unless the Google library used by gcp_bigquery_select does something silly, the issue should still pop up if you use a simpler input. Any chance you could try reproducing it using a file or generate input (or even a custom input which doesn't rely on 3rd party services)?
I used connect to sync a table of bigquery which has 50GB storage usage, tring to do a batch synchronization. but i found that after the task is completed, the memory usage remains unchanged. I am confused about this, could someone tell me how to deal with this, thanks!
I runned this in stream mode
My stream config:
And the metrics:
By the way, how to make the pagination loop for the input
gcp_bigquery_select
, withLIMIT
andOFFSET
, to scan all rows of the tableThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: