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Konstantin_Lisyanskiy
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How to find the rows responsible for runtime error messages?

Hi everybody,

I've got an issue loading data from a JSON file to MySQL.

Here is the Job:

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Here is what I get when I run the job:

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So, it seems that not every row makes it to the database.

Is there a way to understand what records/rows in what input files are responsible for those red error messages? Is there any kind of a detailed log?

Thanks in advance!

Regards,

Konstantin

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Anonymous
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Hello,

Could you please let us know if this KB article helps for your use case?

https://community.talend.com/s/article/Data-truncation-Data-too-long-for-column-causes-wy9Uh

Best regards

Sabrina

Konstantin_Lisyanskiy
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Hi! Thanks for your reply. It kind of helps, but the question was not about how I fix this very problem. Rather it was about how I can trace to the root of the problem. Which could help fix this and some other future issues.

 

I also get this 'Missing property in path $ ['info']' among the messages. I do not understand what it means and what the source of it is.

 

So, this is, basically, about how I find where the issue is and understand what happens, not how to fix this specific issue.

 

Thanks for your help anyway! Appreciate it!

gjeremy1617088143

first you can desactivate all the components after the json component and link it to a tLogRow just to ensure that your problem not coming from the json