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tech321
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5 years ago

getFetchSize() is not supported.

I know this issue is probably a duplicate, but I am asked to post it anyway. I am trying to connect to a cosmos DB via SoapUI by using a JDBC driver that I have downloaded from Cdata, and here are th...
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richie
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Hey tech321,

crina found a workaround late in 2019 ....please see
https://community.smartbear.com/t5/SoapUI-Pro/An-error-occured-getFetchSize-is-not-supported/m-p/202113#M46238

I actually knew this so dont know why i didnt suggest this last time this popped up, but cosmosdb has exposed REST APIs that allows you to query via REST rather than jdbc. This looks like its due to a driver issue so querying via REST would get you round this rather than using the amazon sdk option i linked to.

Cheers,

Rich
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tech321
Contributor
5 years ago

Thanks richie for the link. Sorry it is probably me that can not find the solution in the link you have suggested. I am not sure whether the solution is supposed to be in the "1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION" section or in the replies or some where else. I appriciate more elaborate answer.

  • richie's avatar
    richie
    Community Hero
    5 years ago
    Hey @tech123,

    I googled "amazon sdk java jdbc connection dynamodb" and there are a number of links that might help.

    I believe that the previous forum user who resolved this issue did something like this.

    I cant be more help i'm afraid cos ive never tried setting up a cosmos/dynamodb connection before.
    To be honest, i think the REST request option is probably easier.

    Nice one

    Rich
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      tech321
      Contributor
      5 years ago

      And how does that REST request option work? 

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        sonya_m
        SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
        5 years ago

        tech321 the REST option Richie mentions they describe earlier as this:

        >>

        I actually knew this so dont know why i didnt suggest this last time this popped up, but cosmosdb has exposed REST APIs that allows you to query via REST rather than jdbc. This looks like its due to a driver issue so querying via REST would get you round this

        <<

         

        Thank you richie for suggesting this! Also, is there anything you could clarify more for tech321?