Reputation: 37
I want to copy the data of my table into a csv file. But it never writes a single row. It just creates a 0B file and the process looks to be simply hung in the CQLSH terminal.
If I end this through ^c
, it just prints
copy emp(empid,empname) to 'emp1.csv';
Using 1 child processes
Starting copy of ea_sc_ww_elf.emp with columns [empid, empname].
IOError:
IOError:
IOError:
IOError:
IOError:
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IOError:
IOError:
IOError:
Any configuration causing this ???
Please note: for testing, I created a simple employee table with 2 rows of data and only 2 columns empid, empname
.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 262
Reputation: 37
I Re-installed Cassandra in a different server and tried to export the data into csv, It worked fine.
All I can guess is this Might be related to some setting in cassandra.yaml
with any of the below properties:
I haven't got free time to experiment on this. I will leave a confirmation when I do.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 810
Try to run cqlsh with "–debug" flag. You will have more detailed information, thath helps in troubleshooting.
Upvotes: 0