Open xizhimen opened 5 years ago
tracking_column use the field that return from your query. So I think you should use "timestamp", referred to this statement select from_unixtime(history.clock) as **timestamp**
I have the same issue in my script :( Asked all over around and can't find a way to specify table name to tracking_column
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The history table include clock(numeric) column,when i run logstash ,I get the following warn message:
[2019-01-28T17:08:00,058][WARN ][logstash.inputs.jdbc ] tracking_column not found in dataset. {:tracking_column=>"clock"}
and the "/home/logstashtest/clock" not update,The logs has been repeated
I made the following attempt: tracking_column => "clock" tracking_column => "history.clock" tracking_column => "[history][clock]"
so, how do I give the specified table name to "tracking_column"?