#spring batch, migrate mysql data to oracle

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pliant finchBOT
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Helper please have a look, thanks.

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Changed the category to Spring.

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<@&1004656351647117403> please have a look, thanks.

grave sonnet
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Could you add some information? I don't quite get the relation? Are you planning on writing a batch job to do some type of conversion that can't be handled by DBAs?

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Ok, where are you stuck? And to get a better view, why do you need spring batch for this? Why not just generate an insert script?

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It sounds like a one off process

pliant finchBOT
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spring batch, migrate mysql data to oracle

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Changed the title to spring batch, migrate mysql data to oracle.

grave sonnet
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if you're going to trigger it manually using a rest call, where does spring batch enter the story? And still not quite sure why you can't have mysql generate an export script?

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And 17068 means invalid argument.

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as you mention it now, it sounds like you're just going rest controller -> service -> repository unless your controller triggers the batch.

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But I'd focus on the insert error.

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have you written any tests and logged the parameters? That should help you figure out what the cause is.