Hi there,
I have a table with a json column and 20 records. The json values are large and the 20 records add up to a bit over 1 MB. This causes aurora api to throw an exception: "Database returned more than the allowed response size limit".
The AuroraDataAPICursor.execute() method catches that error and attempts to paginate using a SCROLL CURSOR, however, when it tries to execute that in _start_paginated_query(), it gets a 400 code back on line 169 of init.py (version 0.4.0)
self._client.execute_statement(**execute_statement_args)
Error is:
botocore.errorfactory.BadRequestException: An error occurred (BadRequestException) when calling the ExecuteStatement operation: Transaction [transaction id] is not found
It isn't clear to me why the transaction is lost when it tries to run execute the SCROLL CURSOR statement, but I can see in the rds data api logs that the error is being thrown from the Data API itself.
I can keep trying to dig into it, but I thought I'd post the issue since it might be useful here.
Thanks and let me know if I can provide any further detail. Thanks!
Hi there,
I have a table with a json column and 20 records. The json values are large and the 20 records add up to a bit over 1 MB. This causes aurora api to throw an exception: "Database returned more than the allowed response size limit".
The AuroraDataAPICursor.execute() method catches that error and attempts to paginate using a SCROLL CURSOR, however, when it tries to execute that in _start_paginated_query(), it gets a 400 code back on line 169 of init.py (version 0.4.0)
self._client.execute_statement(**execute_statement_args)Error is:
It isn't clear to me why the transaction is lost when it tries to run execute the SCROLL CURSOR statement, but I can see in the rds data api logs that the error is being thrown from the Data API itself.
I can keep trying to dig into it, but I thought I'd post the issue since it might be useful here.
Thanks and let me know if I can provide any further detail. Thanks!