Add --no-commit and --no-run options
See original GitHub issueI want to verify whether configuration is correct or not before actually running a transaction. Idea here is that:
--no-commit
: Begin a transaction, and run the bulk import job. But don’t commit the transaction.--no-run
: Begin a transaction, but don’t run the bulk import job.
It should be used with --resume-path
option.
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Good feature.
--no-commit
(starts transaction, runs bulkload, doesn’t commit) and--no-run
(starts transaction, doesn’t run bulkload, doesn’t commit) are easy to implement.--dry-run
(doesn’t start, doesn’t run bulk load, doesn’t commit) is not easy. So my idea for now is to add--no-commit
and--no-run
. I welcome further comments.