After I used elastic 8.2 successful I delete it, also the elasticsearch folder in C:\Users\me\AppData\Local\Temp, than I downloaded the current version 8.5.3 and start the bin/elasticsearch.bat. On the end I don't get the password and fingerprint and I can't reach via https://localhost:9200/ .
I'm using the current version of Java.
I restart the computer.
The console text I linked on my private page and
the log file you find here, because it is to long for this forum. (It will both open in your Browser.)
At the log is a Memory error. But I got around 22 GB free RAM.
Further there is a "exception during geoip databases update". But I think this is not important, also because I don't need the geo locations.
What could be the reason that it is not proper installing elasticsearch on my device (Windows 11)?
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I have a massive (200 million record) database stored in MySql 8.0.022. I have tried to get MySql Workbench to dump the database to an external SSD, but I keep getting the message "Could not get mysqldump version".
I have scoured all the threads for almost a week, tried all the proposed solutions that have been proposed, and it just will not work.
For some inexplicable reason, every version of Workbench that I install simply fails to connect to the mysqldump executable that is stored in /usr/local/mysql-8.0.22-macos10.15-x86_64/bin.
My data is currently trapped on my MacBook, and I need to make a backup so I can get it onto and AWS server but I am totally stumped. I'm completely self taught, and find MySql incredibly dense and hard to understand, so can anyone please help me out? Thanks. Ian
MySql Workbench does a pretty good job of logging when there is an issue. You should be able to find out what your specific issue is by reviewing the workbench log file.
OS
Location
Windows
%AppData%\MySQL\Workbench\log\wb.log
macOS
~username/Library/Application Support/MySQL/Workbench/log/wb.log
Linux
~username/.mysql/workbench/log/wb.log
You can also locate your log files (all of them) by going to the Workbench menu:
Help → Locate Log Files
You will likely see an error at the bottom of the file indicating the problem. For example:
17:07:07 [ERR][wb_admin_export.py:get_mysqldump_version:126]: Could not parse version number from mysqldump.exe:
file not found
So I have successfully installed Oracle DB 19c and connected it to Oracle SQL Developer. I am able to create tables and run queries. Furthermore, I can connect to ADW with both python and SQL Developer and any changes that I commit are seen in all locations. I am trying to connect the ADW database to Power BI. I am running all this on a personal Windows 10 Pro laptop with plenty of SSD & RAM.
In a new window of Power BI I click Get Data and then Oracle Database followed by Connect. When I do this I get a pop up that says:
The recommended provider ('Oracle.DataAccess.Client') is not installed. You can continue with your current provider, however it has been deprecated and may not work correctly.
I clock OK. Enter my Server as the TNS Name that I have used for my python and SQL Developer instances. In my ADW database, I have a table called TEST. It's a simple table with 1 column with the years 2015 through 2020 in it. Been using this to test to see if things are working. So I click on the DirectQuery and run the SQL statement SELECT * FROM TEST under the Advanced options menu and select OK. A sign in window pops up and I select the Database table and enter my correct ADW username and password. The same one that I can use to access this table from SQL Developer and then select Connect. When I do, I get this error:
Details: "The provider being used is deprecated: 'System.Data.OracleClient requires Oracle client software version 8.1.7 or greater.'. Please visit https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkID=272376 to install the official provider."
So I go to the website and download the ODAC122011_x64 file from Oracle and unzip it. When I double click the setup.exe file inside the directory I get a yes/no user control account menu and I select yes and then a command prompt window flashes very quickly and then nothing happens. I ran a super slow motion capture from my phone to capture what the command window showed and below is what I see:
Starting Oracle Universal Starter...
Checking monitor: must be configured to display at least 256 color Higher than 256 . Actual 4294967290 Passed
Preparing to launch Oracle Universal Installer from C:\Users\<my username>\AppData\Local\Temp\OraInstall2020 09:20_09-04 {???}
Please wait .._
It does nothing after this I have tried running the oui.exe file under the install subdirectory and get nothing and I have tried running the install.exe file in Oracle Universal Installer that I acquired when installing Oracle DB 19c and I get the following error when I target the install.exe file for installation:
OUI-10118:C/Users/{my username}/Downloads/ODAC122011_x64/Setup.exe is either a directory or a corrupt file. Specify a valid filename.
This is a file that I just directly downloaded from Oracle's website and unzipped to a directory with no spaces in the directory location. I have the latest version of Java installed (JDK 15).
I am not sure the proper work around here. Why can't I get my Power BI to connect to my Oracle ADW table using the methods described in this article. Those are the instructions that I used. It appears that I need this ODAC application but I don't understand why it won't install.
Can anyone help me resolve this issue? Thanks!
Edit: I am using 64-bit on each application.
Update: Still having issues. I checked the log and this is what I am seeing:
Using paramFile:
C:\Oracle\Oracle_PowerBI_ODAC\ODAC122011_x64\install\oraparam.ini
Checking monitor: must be configured to display at least 256 colors. Actual 4294967296 Passed
The number of files bootstrapped for the jre is 0.
The number of files bootstrapped for the oui is 0.
the client version need not match the server version, Removing all other versions, and making sure that I had the x64 version,
You need the latest ODP.net library to use Oracle. Please download it here:http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/dotnet/utilsoft-086879.html
I figured out the solution after reviewing this post. Apparently having over 2TB of free space on a hard drive causes this problem. You have to go into command prompt and create a temporary file to get your free space under 2TBs using something like this:
fsutil file createnew temp_1TB_file 1200000000000
Run the setup.exe again and then delete the temp file after.
Update: After doing all this I still was running into the same issues in Power BI. Then I read the troubleshooting notes from this page more closely and realized that I might have found the problem when it said:
If you downloaded Power BI Desktop from the Microsoft Store, you might be unable to connect to Oracle databases because of an Oracle driver issue.
I uninstalled the PowerBI Desktop that I had installed from Microsoft Store and installed it from the download from its website and tried connecting to Oracle ADW again through PowerBI and IT WORKED!!! So much troubleshooting but it finally works!
Recently when searching in File Explorer or the W10 search bar, I get the message search indexing was turned off. I have tried several things to fix this, however I am unable to turn on the service.
Things that could potentially be relevant:
I recently migrated my C: drive to a new NVME SSD using Macrium Reflect.
After migrating I gave my account ownership (using File Explorer) of all directories on the new C: drive since I will be the only one using the computer and want to give programs write permissions in certain folders they would otherwise be unable to access.
The first solution I tried was to Rebuild the Windows Search Index, however nothing occurs upon selecting that option. I looked in the Registry Editor to ensure that the SetupCompleteSuccessfully registry had a value of 0. Finally, I checked the Windows Search service from within the Services program. It is listed as Automatic (Delayed Start) and isn't running. When I attempt to run the service I get the following message:
I then checked the Event Viewer, where under Windows Logs>System I see the following error:
I also tried merging a new Windows Search .reg file, but nothing changed.
I'm following standard steps to install Azure IoT Edge on an AMD64 (Intel Celeron J1900) embedded PC. I'm running Windows 10 IoT Core build 17763.253 (latest LTSC version) and using offline install via remote PowerShell to work around some network issues (I was getting InvalidOperation exceptions from HTTP file download requests in PowerShell).
[192.168.137.26]: PS C:\Data\Users\Administrator\Documents> Deploy-IoTEdge -ContainerOs Windows -OfflineInstallationPath C:\Data\Users\Administrator\Documents
The container host is on supported build version 17763.
Skipping VC Runtime installation on IoT Core.
Using IoT Edge from C:\Data\Users\Administrator\Documents\microsoft-azure-iotedge.cab
Committing changes, this will cause a reboot on success. If this is the first time installation, run "Initialize-IoTEdge" after the reboot completes.
Then the system reboots, shows a quick progress bar that says "Loading files...", and then goes to a black screen. After several minutes of sitting there, it goes into the spinning-gears animation, which Bing tells me is for a system update but from which it never exits. No increase in the progress bar, nothing.
I did pull out the flash drive and inspect it on my PC. The C:\ProgramData\iotedge folder was correctly created during the install process, but that's all I was able to deduce. I'm not sure if there's a way to extract helpful logs from a flash drive or what I should do now.
What am I missing?
Note: Issue posted on GitHub as well.
You can use following command to view the logs.
. {Invoke-WebRequest -useb aka.ms/iotedge-win} | Invoke-Expression; Get-IoTEdgeLog
If the IoT Edge Security Manager is not running, you may try to check the config.yaml which is located in C:\ProgramData\iotedge folder.
More common issues troubleshooting please see this document.
I haven't found a pure Windows-only installation for Logstash and Kibana.
I am starting to dig into using Logstash to manage log4j logs as input.
Can anybody point me to pure Windows-only (using only Windows tools) installation for a standalone Windows developer machine?
Kibana can easily be installed in IIS on windows. (tested IIS 7.5, windows 7).
All you need to do is just extract the kibana root folder to your root IIS folder for your
default site (its in c:\inetpub\wwwroot by default).
You'll only need to add mimetype .json text/html in the IIS console for your site for loading kibana json dashboards.
Thats it! its no big deal really, 5 seconds of work.
Can't help you about logstash as i didnt use it myself. Instead, i'm planning to use a .net log4net ElasticSearch appender to write logs directory to ElasticSearch.