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  • For integrations that load from Google BigQuery to BigQuery, failures can occur if a source BIGNUMERIC column does not have precision and scale set and contains a value with precision larger than 76. This happens because when the precision and scale for a BIGNUMERIC column is not set in the source, AutoSync sets it to (76,38) when creating the target table. BigQuery can actually store a BIGNUMERIC value with a precision and scale of (76.76,38).
    Workaround: Set the precision and scale for BIGNUMERIC columns in the source to (76,38).

  • For integrations with Google BigQuery as a source or destination, the Filter columns data preview might not contain data, so there is no way to select the columns that you do not want to synchronize.
    Workaround: The issue is intermittent. Try re-creating the data pipeline.

  • Clarification to documented behavior: When using the Append load type for CSV files, if you upload a file containing content that was previously uploaded, the content is duplicated in the destination. This is because CSV files do not have primary keys to distinguish the data.

  • For efficiency and performance, AutoSync uses bulk load for Salesforce objects. The Salesforce Bulk API does not support all object types, refer . Refer to the Salesforce discussion forum for more information.

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