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Troubleshoot connector type bundle errors
Missing or invalid files in the connector type bundle will result in an error when adding a connector type. Use the following information to determine the cause of the errors and how to resolve them. In each instance, you must remove the connector type bundle before uploading a new one.
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This folder does not contain the required JDBC driver. Remove the folder and upload a folder with a valid JDBC driver.: The JDBC driver for the database is missing. Download the required driver, add it to the connector type bundle, and try adding the connector again. For information on which JDBC driver to use for your database, reference the database's help documentation or contact your database account manager.
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This folder does not contain all of the required JDBC drivers. Remove the folder and upload a folder with all of the required files.: One or more of the required JDBC driver files is missing from the connector type bundle. Verify which JDBC driver files are required, add the missing files to the connector type bundle, and try adding the connector again. For information on which JDBC driver files are required for your database, reference the database's help documentation or contact your database account manager.
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This folder contains an unsupported JDBC driver version. Remove the folder and upload a folder with a supported JDBC driver.: The connector type bundle contains a JDBC driver, but it is an unsupported version. Verify which JDBC driver version is required for your database, replace the unsupported JDBC driver in the connector type bundle, and try adding the connector again. For information on which JDBC driver version is required for your database, reference the database's help documentation or contact your database account manager.
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The configuration file is missing or invalid. Remove the folder and upload a folder with a valid configuration file.: The properties file (properties.yml) is either invalid (for example, incorrect name or format) or missing. Remove the invalid file from the bundle, if necessary, add a valid file, and try adding the connector again.
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The SQL dialect configuration file is missing. Remove the folder and upload a folder with a SQL dialect configuration file. The SQL dialect file (dialect.yml) is missing from the connector type bundle. Add a SQL dialect file to the connector type bundle and try adding the connector again.
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The SQL dialect configuration file is invalid. Remove the folder and upload a folder with a valid SQL dialect configuration file. The SQL dialect file (dialect.yml) has an invalid format (for example, incorrect indenting or unsupported symbols), is missing mandatory configuration, or has invalid property names or values. Use the sample files and refer to the comments when configuring the SQL dialect file. Remove the invalid file from the connector type bundle, add a valid file, and try adding the connector again.
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This folder contains multiple SQL dialect configuration files. Remove the folder and upload a folder with one SQL dialect configuration file.: The connector type bundle contains two or more SQL dialect files (dialect.yml). Remove the extra files from the bundle and try adding the connector again.
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The database type could not be registered. Check your configuration files and try again.: An unknown error occurred in validating the connector type bundle.
- What's new in the configuration files
- Create a connector type bundle
- Configure Identifier Setting
- Configure SQL Capabilities
- Configure Window Functions
- Configure SQL Clauses
- Configure SQL Functions
- Configure Column Types
- Configure JDBC Placeholders
- Configure String Date Conversion
- Configure Error States
- Troubleshoot connector type bundle errors
- Limitations