Destination Error during Tabular normalization to Big Query

  • Is this your first time deploying Airbyte?: Yes
  • Deployment: Docker
  • Airbyte Version: Open Source
  • Source name/version:HubSpot
  • Destination name/version: Big Query
    I am having trouble creating tabular normalization at my Big Query Destination. I keep getting this error this is a sample “Clients have non-trivial state that is local and unpickleable.
    2022-10-14 01:57:26 e[42mnormalizatione[0m > 23 of 77 ERROR creating table model Marketing.ticket_pipelines… [e[31mERRORe[0m in 0.94s]
    2022-10-14 01:57:26 e[42mnormalizatione[0m > e[31mUnhandled error while executing model.airbyte_utils.ticketse[0m
    Pickling client objects is explicitly not supported.” In the past I was able to get the raw json, but once I decide to normalize this error populates and nothing gets stored. The sync keeps failing. Has anyone encountered this issue?

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Hi @novice_analyst, could you please provide the full logs you’re getting? That would help to look further into this issue.

@natalyjazzviolin Thank you for your response. I was able to resolve the issue today. I think the issue was with my destination connection. Although every time I performed a destination test everything seemed fine, but in reality it wasn’t. This is the error log.

Thank you
huspot_bq_errorlog (2).txt (1.2 MB)

Thanks for the update!

Hi, could you please elaborate on your solution? I keep getting the same error.

Thanks!

@pranasas-karutis I am happy to help you/work you through how I solved the issue.

  1. If the error is a destination error go back to your big query account and make sure that the location you picked is the same location as the one you picked when setting up your destination in airbyte.
  2. In Big query I noticed that I just needed a bucket and that I did not need to create any folders in my bucket. as shown in the image below.
    image
  3. In airbyte I am using the mirror source structure.
  4. This is probably the most important step is to make sure that you setup everything correctly with Big query.
    If you are still having issues after trying all these. I am happy to have a video call with you so we can troubleshoot it together.
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Oh wow, that was actually it! Can confirm that the problem was with the dataset location setting. Curiously, the actual dataset location was us-east1, and I had set that on Airbyte; but the bucket location was US (multiregion). Changing the setting on Airbyte to US did the trick. Thanks again!!!

You are welcome. Glad I was able to help.