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Motivation
I am using Flink CDC to capture changes from a MySQL database and write into a Paimon table. I'm facing an issue related to length validation for char and varchar types.
When the fields contain special characters or garbled characters, Paimon's field validation fails due to mismatched lengths. The system interprets this as a schema change and keeps waiting for an updated schema to be passed in, blocking the process indefinitely.
This can cause significant problems when dealing with real-world data that often includes special or unexpected characters.
I'm wondering if there's a way to either disable this validation, or make it optional specifically for these field types (char, varchar). This would improve the flexibility and robustness of the CDC integration with Paimon.
Thanks for considering this issue.
Solution
The system should either ignore length mismatches for char and varchar types, or provide an option to disable this validation.
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Motivation
I am using Flink CDC to capture changes from a MySQL database and write into a Paimon table. I'm facing an issue related to length validation for
char
andvarchar
types.When the fields contain special characters or garbled characters, Paimon's field validation fails due to mismatched lengths. The system interprets this as a schema change and keeps waiting for an updated schema to be passed in, blocking the process indefinitely.
This can cause significant problems when dealing with real-world data that often includes special or unexpected characters.
I'm wondering if there's a way to either disable this validation, or make it optional specifically for these field types (
char
,varchar
). This would improve the flexibility and robustness of the CDC integration with Paimon.Thanks for considering this issue.
Solution
The system should either ignore length mismatches for
char
andvarchar
types, or provide an option to disable this validation.Anything else?
No response
Are you willing to submit a PR?