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RVR-POSTGRESQL-RDBMS-303
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Issue Summary
- The error message "Table name not delivered in argsError Code: RVR-POSTGRESQL-RDBMS-303" indicates that the Rivery platform is attempting to perform an operation on a PostgreSQL database without receiving the necessary table name parameter. This may occur if the table name is not being passed correctly as an argument in the command or script within the Rivery platform.
Action Steps:
Verify Table Name Argument: Ensure that the table name is correctly specified in the arguments section of your Rivery task involving PostgreSQL. This might involve checking the parameters passed in API calls, SQL queries, or Rivery configurations tied to the specific PostgreSQL connector.
Check Rivery Configuration: Within the Rivery console, review the configuration settings for the River that is causing the issue. Ensure that the table name field is populated and correctly formatted according to the requirements, avoiding illegal characters or empty values.
Consult Rivery Documentation: Refer to the documentation for any specific requirements or constraints regarding table naming, such as naming conventions or restrictions on character use. Pay particular attention to case sensitivity issues, as PostgreSQL is case-sensitive and the table name provided must match the defined case exactly.
Update the River's Schema: If the table has recently been added or changed on the source, update the schema within Rivery to reflect any changes that might not be automatically synced.
External References:
- For more detailed guidance, visit the Rivery documentation related to PostgreSQL Connection.
If the issue persists or you need further assistance, please open a ticket with Rivery support.