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Error running decompress_backfill: "permission denied for table bgw_job_stat" #28
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@crstffr I just ran into this issue as well, and was able to work around it by first manually removing the compression policy, and then rerunning the backfill job. manually stopping the compression job wasn't enough to backfill.
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@xginn8 @crstffr Thank you for the workaround, this works smoothly. One question though, |
Good evening, Is there any 'official' news about that particular issue. From the look of that page: https://docs.timescale.com/timescaledb/latest/how-to-guides/compression/backfill-historical-data/ I we have to manually disable and enable the compression, I might as well do the all process manually 😅 |
Good morning, I also have this issue. Is there any update on this issue. See you |
+1 for this |
Thought I'd share a temporary workaround - here's a procedure to remove the compression policy and re-create it after.
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I'm evaluating Timescale Cloud and am following the instructions on how to backfill data into compressed chunks, found here.
backfill.sql
import_temp
from the schema of an existing hypertableCALL decompress_backfill(staging_table=>'import_temp', destination_hypertable=>'mytable');
Result is the following error:
This type of backfilling will be common for our business case, and as such, this error prevents me from further evaluating Timescale.
Please let me know if I can provide you with further information, I would like to get this resolved quickly.
Thank you,
Chris
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