What happens if you close phpmyadmin while it is uploading a dataset unto the database? Can you continue the upload the same as a partial upload because of a timeout or do you have to restart the process?
I'm importing a csv file of 170 mb unto my database with phpmyadmin, but it is taking very long to upload the entire file. I have already removed the time limit for the upload, because my first issue was that i hit the timeout after a very short time.
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I have a azure logic app that monitors my emails and when target is found, it drops the attachment into blob storage. The plan is a consumption plan.
The issue is, sometimes it takes up to 50 minutes for the email to be grabbed and dropped. I know there is a startup time when things go idle, but I was reading seconds/minutes. Not close to an hour. Does anyone know how I can trouble shoot this?
sometimes it takes up to 50 minutes to grab and drop the email
Based on this doc ,
The reason for delay is:
When the triggers encounter a new file, it will try to ensure that the new file is completely written. For instance, it is possible that the file is being written or modified, and updates are being made at the time the trigger polled the file server. To avoid returning a file with partial content, the trigger will take note of the timestamp such files which are modified recently, but will not immediately return those files. Those files will be returned only when the trigger polls again. Sometimes, this may lead a delay up to twice the trigger polling interval. This also means that the trigger does not guarantee to return all files in a single run when "Split On" option is disabled.
For more information you can refer this:
. Automate tasks to process emails by using Azure Logic Apps | MS DOC, .
.How to Send an Email with one or more attachments after getting the content from Blob storage? | SO Thread & Logic app Created with add email attachments in Blob storage .
When we upload something google drive its start uploading automatically so i need output after completion of successful uploading.
Normally we get message that sync complete i want that output through batch file
basically i am making files uploading automated through batch files
first upload some files to google drive using robocopy
then wait till sync complete and when sync get complete i need that sync complete message into text file so i can verify that sync get completed successfully
so is there any switch available which gives such kind of output?
One of the requirements I have is to generate flat files in a specific format. The user selects the year from the UI and clicks the generate button.
The flat files process usually takes 3 to 4 hours to generate all the files. When the process is running and flat files are being created, the UI shows a modal that the job is being processed.
The problem is that after the files are successfully generated, the UI redirects to the login screen. Instead I want to refresh the UI showing the message that the process has successfully completed.
I am looking for help on this. Also would increasing the conversation timeout or session timeout in web.xml help fix this issue?
yes you could increase both session timeout and conversation timeout (if doing work in conversation scope) so they exceed the duration of the job
a better solution may be to store information on the jobs in a higher scope (eg. application or to the database), then if the user accidently logs out the job will continue running and complete
I have the below requirement
A large text file around 10Mb to 25Mb (With 50,000 to 100,000 lines of data) is uploaded into the web application. I have to validate the file line by line and write the output to another location and then display a message to the user.
The App Server is WebLogic and its is accessed through Web Server through Apache Bridge. Apache Bridge times out pretty quickly during the upload + processing activity. Is there any way to solve this issue without changing the timeout of the Apache Bridge
What is best possible solution ? Below are my current thoughts.
Soln 1 Upload the file and return back to the page. Then trigger a Ajax to run the validation in a separate thread and check its status through further Ajax requests.
Soln 2. Use sc_partial_content(206) http Code to keep the connection alive.
Will the response timer on google app engine start upon submitting the web page's form?
If I'm going to upload a file that is greater than 1MB, I could split the files to 1MB to fit in the limitation of the Google App Engine Datastore. Now, my concern is if the client's internet connection is slow, it would eat up the 30 seconds timer right? If this is the case, it is impossible to upload large files with slow connection?
The 30 second response time limit only applies to code execution. So the uploading of the actual file as part of the request body is excluded from that. The timer will only start once the request is fully sent to the server by the client, and your code starts handling the submitted request. Hence it doesn't matter how slow your client's connection is.
As an side note, Instead of splitting your file into multiple parts, try using the blobstore. I am using it for images and it raises the storage limit to 50MB. (Remember to enable billing to get access to the blobstore)