Event Record

Event records generated by JDBC Query Consumer origin have the following event-related record header attributes:
Record Header Attribute Description
sdc.event.type Event type. Uses one of the following types:
  • no-more-data - Generated when the origin completes processing all data returned by a query.
  • jdbc-query-success - Generated when the origin successfully completes a query.
  • jdbc-query-failure - Generated when the origin fails to complete a query.
sdc.event.version Integer that indicates the version of the event record type.
sdc.event.creation_timestamp Epoch timestamp when the stage created the event.
The origin can generate the following types of event records:
No-more-data
The origin generates a no-more-data event record when it completes processing all data returned by a query.
No-more-data event records generated by the origin have the sdc.event.type set to no-more-data and include the following field:
Event Record Field Description
record-count Number of records successfully generated since the pipeline started or since the last no-more-data event was created.
Query success
The origin generates a query success event record when it completes processing the data returned from a query.
The query success event records have the sdc.event.type record header attribute set to jdbc-query-success and include the following fields:
Field Description
query Query that completed successfully.
timestamp Timestamp when the query completed.
row-count Number of processed rows.
source-offset Offset after the query completed.
Query failure
The origin generates a query failure event record when it fails to complete processing the data returned from a query.
The query failure event records have the sdc.event.type record header attribute set to jdbc-query-failure and include the following fields:
Field Description
query Query that failed to complete.
timestamp Timestamp when the query failed to complete.
row-count Number of records from the query that were processed.
source-offset Origin offset after query failure.
error First error message.