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When replicating Mongo data to Oracle the Mongo _id column is transformed.
For example this _ID in Mongo
Enterprise mongodb-dev [primary] dk_pdce_ipick_transfer> db.transfer_requests.find({MasterPartId: 155100})
_id: Binary(Buffer.from("04a9368d5cc11743b6bc576a064de13f", "hex"), 3),
Lands is converted into a different value
SELECT DOC_ID, DOC
FROM MONGO_IPICK_MAIN.TRANSFER_REQUESTS
where doc like '%"MasterPartId": 155100%'
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Hello @david_lange ,
The "_id" column is meaningful in MongoDB (unique identifier "_id" in MongoDB ). In general this column should be replicate to target side as is. Not sure if you add any transformation or other operations on it. please let me know:
1. there MongoDB version
2. the behavior occurs in Full Load stage, or CDC stage, or both
For secure reason I'd like to suggest you open a support case with task Diag Package so far we may check further.
thank you,
John.
Mongo version is 5.0.8
Both CDC and Full
I am new to QLIK, do you have instructions on "open a support case with task Diag Package"
-Dave
https://community.qlik.com/t5/Knowledge/How-to-create-a-case-and-contact-Qlik-Support/ta-p/1710992
Hello @david_lange ,
@david_lange wrote:
Mongo version is 5.0.8
Replicate officially support MongoDB version 4.x. Maybe it works well with MongoDB 5.x however 5.x is not certified yet.
Just for your info.
Regards,
John.