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Clickhouse Version is: 22.5.1.2079 clickhouse-backup Version: 1.4.7
$ clickhouse-backup restore --rm chi-clickhouse-cluster1-0-0-full-2022-07-07-00-00-04 ... 2022/07/07 09:13:16.261365 info CREATE TABLE dfp_data.gm_rejected_ads_raw UUID '464470ca-10e1-4ffd-8438-c58e768ce357' (`est_datetime` DateTime('America/New_York'), `account_id` UInt64, `created_ads` UInt64, `rejected_ads` UInt64, `ack_time` DateTime DEFAULT toDateTime(0)) ENGINE = ReplicatedReplacingMergeTree('/clickhouse/tables/{uuid}/{shard}', '{replica}', ack_time) PARTITION BY toYYYYMM(est_datetime) ORDER BY (est_datetime, account_id) SETTINGS index_granularity = 8192 2022/07/07 09:13:16.263254 error can't create table `dfp_data`.`gm_rejected_ads_raw`: code: 62, message: Macro 'uuid' and empty arguments of ReplicatedMergeTree are supported only for ON CLUSTER queries with Atomic database engine after 60 times, please check your schema dependencies
Backup is failing on recently created tables after we upgraded clickhouse from 21.3.13.9 -> 22.5.1.2079
This is example of table definition for older table
{ "table": "platform_ad_country_data_raw", "database": "dfp_data", "parts": { "default": [ { "name": "202204_0_128900_5935" }, { "name": "202205_0_275818_11414" }, { "name": "202206_0_299610_13991" }, { "name": "202207_0_61714_14212" } ] }, "query": "CREATE TABLE dfp_data.platform_ad_country_data_raw UUID 'b6344473-a467-43f4-9825-501d3f7610ee' (`platform` Enum8('facebook' = 1, 'taboola' = 2, 'twitter' = 3, 'gemini' = 4, 'outbrain' = 5, 'revcontent' = 6) DEFAULT 'facebook', `country` FixedString(2), `est_datetime` DateTime, `account_id` UInt64, `ad_id` UInt64, `ad_name` String, `clicks` UInt32 DEFAULT 0, `impressions` UInt32 DEFAULT 0, `conversions` UInt32 DEFAULT 0, `spend` Decimal(18, 8), `spend_usd` Decimal(18, 8), `ack_time` DateTime) ENGINE = ReplicatedReplacingMergeTree('/clickhouse/tables/b6344473-a467-43f4-9825-501d3f7610ee/{shard}', '{replica}', ack_time) PARTITION BY toYYYYMM(est_datetime) ORDER BY (platform, ad_id, country, est_datetime) SETTINGS index_granularity = 8192", "size": { "default": 85602088 }, "total_bytes": 85596137, "metadata_only": false }
And this is newer table
{ "table": "gm_rejected_ads_raw", "database": "dfp_data", "parts": { "default": [ { "name": "202206_0_26_9" }, { "name": "202207_0_4_3" } ] }, "query": "CREATE TABLE dfp_data.gm_rejected_ads_raw UUID '464470ca-10e1-4ffd-8438-c58e768ce357' (`est_datetime` DateTime('America/New_York'), `account_id` UInt64, `created_ads` UInt64, `rejected_ads` UInt64, `ack_time` DateTime DEFAULT toDateTime(0)) ENGINE = ReplicatedReplacingMergeTree('/clickhouse/tables/{uuid}/{shard}', '{replica}', ack_time) PARTITION BY toYYYYMM(est_datetime) ORDER BY (est_datetime, account_id) SETTINGS index_granularity = 8192", "size": { "default": 3677 }, "total_bytes": 2797, "metadata_only": false }
In new table we do not have uuid expanded
I suspect something was changed in 22.5.1 version and clickhouse-backup does not support new version
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Is source server where created backup you try to restore created in 21.3 or in 22.5?
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source server was a new created as 22.5
Slach
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Clickhouse Version is: 22.5.1.2079
clickhouse-backup Version: 1.4.7
Backup is failing on recently created tables after we upgraded clickhouse from 21.3.13.9 -> 22.5.1.2079
This is example of table definition for older table
And this is newer table
In new table we do not have uuid expanded
I suspect something was changed in 22.5.1 version and clickhouse-backup does not support new version
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: