Closed slaniado closed 9 years ago
Usually, mongo connector syncs only new data, based on the timestamp file (usually called "oplog.timestamp"). If you delete this file or use a new one, mongo-connector will sync everything from the beginning. See https://github.com/10gen-labs/mongo-connector/wiki/Oplog-Progress-File#collection-dumps-and-the-oplog-progress-file.
On 05/06/2015 06:25 PM, Saul Laniado wrote:
Hi, the connector is working fine, but I realized that if the service of the connector fails and i enter new data in mongodb and i restart the service the already data is not sync, is there a option to tell the connector to sync the existing data?
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I added this question to the FAQ. Closing this issue now; please feel free to reopen or create another issue if there's more to discuss.
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El 01/06/2015, a las 13:35, Luke Lovett notifications@github.com escribió:
I added this question to the FAQ. Closing this issue now; please feel free to reopen or create another issue if there's more to discuss.
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Hi, the connector is working fine, but I realized that if the service of the connector fails and i enter new data in mongodb and i restart the service the already data is not sync, is there a option to tell the connector to sync the existing data?