DBZ-5613 Wait before SQL server container is considered as started #653
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We execute init script once the container is started, but started
container may not be initialized yet and e.g. setting CDC for tables
may fail with:
Cannot perform this operation while SQLServerAgent is starting. Try again later.
This happens especially in CI where the machines are slower.
Add startup strategy to wait for 5 seconds until container is considered
as started.
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@vjuranek Applied, thanks |
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We execute init script once the container is started, but started container may not be initialized yet and e.g. setting CDC for tables may fail with:
This happens especially in CI where the machines are slower. Add startup strategy to wait for 5 seconds until container is considered as started.
https://issues.redhat.com/browse/DBZ-5613