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Feel free to steal as little or as much from my scant populated nascent pkg start as you like.ĬRAN is going to have a hissy fit abt the auto-dl of the driver. it should also, likely, have support for non-default connection parameters (for some stuff at work I need to change some of them, hence my inclusion).

Package naming bias aside (it rly doesn't matter what the pkg is called) i do think the auth needs to be a seamless part of the pkg since there are so many ways to do so with AWS. You folks jumping in here to fill a need is ++gd.


Maintaining my Apache Drill wrapper pkg is plenty of work on it's own. i have no particular need to be the keeper of an Athena pkg (but i'd lobby for a quirky name like the greek god who was athena's helper :-). I had started a cpl weeks ago since one of the more overtly gnarly bits of athena is the auth (if you're not doing basic creds). This is just one anecdote, and he is writing about the 1.x version of the driver, but it may be worth exploring.
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I am now thinking a better strategy is to query the metadata then start the Athena query asynchronously, poll it until completion and then download the csv file directly from the s3 staging directory and combine with metadata for correct types.
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To do the same operation via the JDBC driver takes over 2 hours. I can then download it to my local machine in less than a minute. The Athena query and csv file to S3 completes in less than 2 minutes. I did a test with a single table of 15m rows. When you run a query with the AWS Athena console, a results csv is written very quickly to S3. To: 2.iu. I've been doing some googling about PyAthenaJDBC while trying to triage #16, came across this by have tested with various clients (Tableau, DBeaver, and basic Java app) and retrieving data is a lot slower than it should be.
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Please help us to resolve this problem, does anybody else have this issue?Ĭannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be found. I choosed the Debug, DB2 and Oracle extensions: Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be found. and Eclipse versions but with Photon the DBeaver cannot install properly due to a provisioning operation error. We are very pleased with DBeaver and worked fine with older DBv.
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