gradle loader doesn't work by me! about cassandra-loader

[brianmhess]

If you just want to load data and do not want to modify the source code, then you can just download the file you did (https://github.com/brianmhess/cassandra-loader/releases/download/v0.0.27/cassandra-loader), chmod 777 that cassandra-loader file, and then just run it:
./cassandra-loader -host 127.0.0.1 -f test.csv -schema "myks.mytbl(pkey,x)"

If you want to modify the source, then clone this repository, make changes (if necessary) and use gradle loader to build. The executable (cassandra-loader) will be in the build/ subdirectory.

[WisDro]

do u have an Idee hwo to chmod 777 unter Windows ?

[brianmhess]

Ah - if you are running on Windows, then I do not believe you can just execute cassandra-loader. Instead, you would run it with java -jar cassandra-loader <arguments> from the directory that the cassandra-loader file is in.

[brianmhess]

Are you running this command from Windows or Linux?
In either case, the java -jar cassandra-loader <arguments> approach will work. You do not run it via cqlsh. It is a stand-alone executable.

[WisDro]

ok thank u, i will try it :)

[WisDro]

do u mean so ?

or can u see where i'm doing wrong ?

[brianmhess]

I think that you want:
java -jar cassandra-loader -host 127.0.0.1 -f M3000DB_L.csv -schema "test_m3000.ac_asd(acs_alarmid,acs_type,acs_State,acs_alarmtag,acs_dcs,acs_alarmtext,acs_flag,acs_staterg,acs_timestamp_Local)"

[WisDro]

do u knwo how to solve this Problem ? "Unparseable date : "2017-05-31 14:54:40.530" , there is an Option withe dateFormat, but would that work for me, and how schould i write the Format for my dateFormat ?

[WisDro]

i did it so: -dateformat " yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss" , but so i lose the part of miliseconds, can i avoide that ?

[brianmhess]

Yep. Read about the -dateFormat option here: https://github.com/brianmhess/cassandra-loader