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DB connect 3.5.1 missing data from Oracle database

dailv1808
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Hi Friends,

I have query input in DB connect app, which runs collect data from oracle database.

Database generates 800 records per second .

I'm using "Rising mode" with SEQUENSE_NO as Rising column. SEQUENSE_NO is unique and ascending column.

My query look like below:

SELECT * FROM table

WHERE SEQUENSE_NO > ? AND tnx_stamp > sysdate - 10/1440

ORDER BY SEQUENSE_NO ASC

My Input setting:

Max row to Retrieve: 0 (Unlimited )

Fetch Size: 1000 Or 100000

Execution Frequency: 120s

This input work fine, no Error Or waring message in _internal log.

Next, I compared number of record between Oracle and Splunk in a time range. Its difference.

In Oracle 140,425 records, Splunk less records than Oracle with 135,008 events (I have tried with many different range of time, it same result.😞

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Next, I search count timechart span=1s. --> Data loss occurs periodically

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Next step. I checked internal dbx_job_metrict log.  The time of data loss coincides with the job start_time.

I dont know why it happened.

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Would appreciate any help figuring out how to resolve this. Thanks!

 

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dailv1808
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@splunkcan you help me?

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