Will be performed (unlike the automatic modes where incrementing and/or ![]() Handle filtering to new updates itself however, note that no offset tracking With a custom query, one of the other updateĪutomatic update modes can be used as long as the necessary WHERE clauseĬan be correctly appended to the query. Even if an updateįails after partially completing, unprocessed updates will still be correctlyĭetected and delivered when the system recovers.Ĭustom Query: The source connector supports using custom queries instead Timestamp) tuple will uniquely identify an update to a row. ![]() The two, as long as the timestamp is sufficiently granular, each (id, ![]() Mode, combining an incrementing column with a timestamp column. Timestamp and Incrementing Columns: This is the most robust and accurate (with the same timestamp) will be ignored. For example, if you set to 10 and have more thanġ0 records with the same timestamp in a table, the additional records
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