RVR-RDBMS-312
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Issue Summary
- You are facing an error with the code
RVR-RDBMS-312
, indicating an issue with fetching mapping rows in a Rivery River using the RDBMS data connector. This error typically arises when there is a problem with the table's configuration or connectivity settings.
- You are facing an error with the code
Action Steps:
- Verify Connection and Configuration: Ensure that your database connection is correctly set up with the appropriate credentials and permissions. Double-check the host, port, database name, username, and password.
- Check Table Permissions: Confirm that the table you are trying to map has the necessary permissions and access rights. This includes both reading from the source and writing to the target if applicable.
- Review Mapping Configuration: Revisit the mapping configuration in Rivery to ensure that the correct columns are selected and mapped. Ensure there are no discrepancies that could cause mapping errors.
- Reinitialize the River: If issues persist, consider reinitializing the River. This process involves clearing previous mappings, re-establishing the connection, and setting up mappings again to ensure all configurations are correctly refreshed.
- Auto Mapping Feature: Utilize Rivery's auto-mapping feature to re-determine your table/query metadata which can sometimes realign any out-of-sync setups.
- Logs and Debugging: Check for any error logs or messages that might provide additional context or specific errors occurring during the mapping process.
External References:
- For further details about SQL Server integration and configuration within Rivery, you can visit the official Rivery documentation here: SQL Server Change Tracking.
If the issue persists or you need further assistance, please open a ticket with Rivery support.
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