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Postgres to Snowflake Sync: unsafe memory access exception #3251
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hey @royt-via do you mind sharing the full-log and the size of tables (rows/GB)? |
hey @marcosmarxm, sure! |
Hey all, we encountered this - specifically, we encountered an issue related to what we believed was a JSONb column. @royt-via do you have JSONB or JSON columns on that table? |
@momer just checking, are you using pgsql => snowflake too? if possible share your logs too to better debug and if the instance is online can you check the disk storage usage? |
@momer I am using JSONB columns in one of the 2 tables I'm trying to sync. |
I don't think the root cause is
but instead:
My theory is the following:
I think the next steps are to write things that we don't know how to write and that are binary using a Full-redacted log: |
Hi @michel-tricot, since we're talking about Snowflake-connector (destination) why not store JSON/JSONB as VARIANT? |
Thank you, @sherifnada ! |
Expected Behavior
Data should be streamed from source (Postgres) to destination (Snowflake)
Current Behavior
After about 80 minutes since the sync process starts, I get the error message below.
Logs
(if needed full logs lmk and I'll upload them somewhere)
Steps to Reproduce
Sync data (some tables are big) from Postgres to Snowflake
Severity of the bug for you
Critical
Can't use Airbyte
Airbyte Version
0.22.0-alpha
Connector Version (if applicable)
Postgres (source) connector - 0.3.1
Additional context
t3a.large EC2 machine
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