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When reading exposure data from a SQL Server database using a custom port, the connection fails.
Steps to Reproduce (Bugs only)
Here's the config file.
transformations:
loc: # Transformation nameinput_format:
name: Cede_Locationversion: 10.0.0output_format:
name: OED_Locationversion: 3.0.2runner:
batch_size: 750000# Number of rows to process in a single batchextractor:
type: mssql # Path to the DB connection file. Other options are 'postgres' and 'sqlite'. Defaults to 'csv', when not present.options:
host: myserverport: 1450database: MY_DBuser: foopassword: barsql_statement: ./cede_location.sql # SQL statement to extract dataloader:
options:
path: ./CF_oed_location.csv # Path to the output filequoting: minimal
Issue Description
When reading exposure data from a SQL Server database using a custom port, the connection fails.
Steps to Reproduce (Bugs only)
Here's the config file.
And the command used:
The output is:
Version / Environment information
Example data / logs
This can be fixed by setting the port as part of the server string:
But would perhaps be better done in code at
ODS_Tools/ods_tools/odtf/connector/db/mssql.py
Line 28 in 02c9e22
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