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A new board to talk about all things Stitch!

Stitch is a cloud-first, open source platform for rapidly moving data. A simple, powerful ETL service, Stitch connects to all your data sources – from databases like MySQL and MongoDB, to SaaS applications like Salesforce and Zendesk – and replicates that data to a destination of your choosing.

If you are new to Stitch or one of our Stitch experts, here is the place to ask questions and/or build up your reputation points by answering questions and offering up your Stitch life hacks to get stuff done.

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PChen1619780082
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I have got a question about stitch data for replication. Does it support Oracle 19c as a source?

 

Thank you!

Anonymous
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Hi @Peiran Chen​ take a look at the documentation here: https://www.stitchdata.com/docs/integrations/databases/oracle#oracle-feature-snapshot

 

19c isn't explicitly supported, but give it a go. The only thing I know it will not support is log-based replication. That is only supported up to 18c.

Sue_Macaluso
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Thank you

Sue Macaluso
Ali_Audiio
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Hello @Sue_Macaluso 

I'm currently in the process of setting up a churn analysis dashboard in Looker Studio and have encountered an issue with the data export from Stripe to BigQuery through Stitch. I've noticed that subscription IDs from past dates available in Stripe are missing entirely in the corresponding BigQuery dataset. This gap in data is critical as it hinders our churn analysis, which requires a complete set of subscription IDs for accuracy.

Could you please advise on how to ensure that all Stripe subscription IDs, especially from historical data, are successfully exported and present in BigQuery? Any guidance on troubleshooting or additional steps I might need to take would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.



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ztindall
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Are there any plans to support MongoDB transactions when using MongoDB as the source.  Currently, if you save data inside of a transaction and are using log based replication, the new and/or updated data is not replicated to the destination