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When using TEST_COUNT with ora2pg v24.1, we observed a fatal error in the debug output:
$ ora2pg -t TEST_COUNT -c config/ora2pg.conf -d --jobs 1 --parallel 4 -l log/testcount.log
[2023-11-17 14:32:58] FATAL: can't read file ora2pg_stdout_locker, No such file or directory
HINT: you should activate USER_GRANTS for a connection without DBA privilege. Continuing with USER privilege.
FATAL: can't read file ora2pg_stdout_locker, No such file or directory
Our workaround was to create the ora2pg_stdout_locker file before running the command:
$ touch log/ora2pg_stdout_locker
$ ora2pg -t TEST_COUNT -c config/ora2pg.conf -d --jobs 1 --parallel 4 -l log/testcount.log -b log
[TEST ROWS COUNT]
[ERRORS ROWS COUNT]
OK, Oracle and PostgreSQL have the same number of rows.
Regards, Florent
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Hello,
When using TEST_COUNT with ora2pg v24.1, we observed a fatal error in the debug output:
Our workaround was to create the
ora2pg_stdout_locker
file before running the command:Regards, Florent
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: