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Sadly, I was not able to start it up. Leaving some feedback for a better tomorrow ;)
There are some details that could be described in terms of database setup.
CREATE TABLE planetscale1.EmployeeSatisfaction ( age INT NOT NULL, gender VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL, happiness_value INT, job_area VARCHAR(100), job_title VARCHAR(100), job_type VARCHAR(50), employee_id VARCHAR(255) PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL ); CREATE TABLE planetscale1.Purchases ( age INT, gender VARCHAR(255), location VARCHAR(255), product_material VARCHAR(255), product_name VARCHAR(255), product_tag VARCHAR(255), purchase_date DATE, purchase_value DECIMAL(10,2), user_id VARCHAR(255) );
note: this is a guess and might be wrong. Only then I was able to upload data with a script.
I have no more time today, so leaving this as an issue.
PS. This is VERY interesting use case, I would love to check it and develop to my needs. Thanks for sharing.
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Sadly, I was not able to start it up.
Leaving some feedback for a better tomorrow ;)
There are some details that could be described in terms of database setup.
CREATE TABLE planetscale1.EmployeeSatisfaction (
age INT NOT NULL,
gender VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,
happiness_value INT,
job_area VARCHAR(100),
job_title VARCHAR(100),
job_type VARCHAR(50),
employee_id VARCHAR(255) PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL
);
CREATE TABLE planetscale1.Purchases (
age INT,
gender VARCHAR(255),
location VARCHAR(255),
product_material VARCHAR(255),
product_name VARCHAR(255),
product_tag VARCHAR(255),
purchase_date DATE,
purchase_value DECIMAL(10,2),
user_id VARCHAR(255)
);
note: this is a guess and might be wrong.
Only then I was able to upload data with a script.
No verbose errors/traces in the console that is running the process.
I have no more time today, so leaving this as an issue.
PS.
This is VERY interesting use case, I would love to check it and develop to my needs. Thanks for sharing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: