Closed mipper closed 1 year ago
@mipper thank you for reaching out.
If a RejectedRecordsException is thrown a mechanism should exist to retrieve data about the successfully written records just like a write that doesn't have any rejected records.
This feels like a feature request to improve the experience of the writeRecords
API. I'll pass this along to the service team.
Since this change has a cross-SDK impact, will transfer this to the central aws-sdk
repository.
@mipper the service team acknowledged the feature request. They don't have a timeline to share for when this would be implemented.
P85441850
I'll go ahead and close this, as there's no action pending on the SDK team. Let us know if you have any other question.
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Describe the bug
When some records in a batch passed to
TimestreamWriteClient.writeRecords
fail aRejectedRecordsException
is thrown. When this occurs there is no mechanism for retrieving data about the records that were successfully written from the batch.If no records are rejected the
WriteRecordsResponse
object contains anInjestedRecords
object detailing the number of records written and whether they were written to memory of magnetic store:RecordsIngested(Total=6, MemoryStore=6, MagneticStore=0)
This information should still be available in the face of partial rejection of a batch.
Expected Behavior
If a
RejectedRecordsException
is thrown a mechanism should exist to retrieve data about the successfully written records just like a write that doesn't have any rejected records.Current Behavior
There is no way to access details of where the successfully written records from the batch were written,
Reproduction Steps
Just write records with dup dimensions/timestamp to get exception. I can't write code to prove you can't access data about the successfully written records.
Possible Solution
If a
RejectedRecordsException
is thrown it should include aRecordsIngested
object detailing the successfully written records just like a write that doesn't have any rejected records.Additional Information/Context
No response
AWS Java SDK version used
2.17.203
JDK version used
Lambda runtime=java11
Operating System and version
Lambda runtime=java11