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Currently, when providing multiple tables with the same table name (but from different schemas) in the configuration, all tables get synced, but only the rows from the table that takes the longest to sync will end up in the final output table.
Possible fixes could be:
check for non-unique table names in the configuration, log a warning and keep only the first entry for each unique table name
add a configuration option to prefix the output table names by the input schema (so instead of [snowflake_schema].[pg_table_name], sync to [snowflake_schema].[pg_table_schema]_[pg_table_name])
allow specifying aliases for table names in the configuration that are used as target table names instead of the original table names
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Currently, when providing multiple tables with the same table name (but from different schemas) in the configuration, all tables get synced, but only the rows from the table that takes the longest to sync will end up in the final output table.
Possible fixes could be:
[snowflake_schema].[pg_table_name]
, sync to[snowflake_schema].[pg_table_schema]_[pg_table_name]
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: