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Using chproxy in a NodeJS application to run queries
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I am looking for examples on using chproxy in my nodeJS application.
I am having trouble trying to query our clickhouse table via chproxy from a nodeJS (TS) server-side application:
This is how I form the client which passes the health check when I call .ping()
When I try to query a table I always keep getting this error:
select * from DATABASE.TABLE LIMIT 2;
Error: There is no handle /play?query_id=c152ca33-ac4d-4288-810e-2577b45c9bfc
Use / or /ping for health checks.
Or /replicas_status for more sophisticated health checks.
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"@clickhouse/client": "^1.8.1",
The clickhouse version we are running is 24.3.5
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unfortunately, on the maintainer side, we're only using chproxy with scala, java and golang clients, which works well.
I don't understand what the pathname is supposed to be, did you try without it (leave it blank)?
Also, did you try directly using clickhouse, if yes, is it working?
Which feature your question relates to?
Using chproxy in a NodeJS application to run queries
Question details
I am looking for examples on using chproxy in my nodeJS application.
I am having trouble trying to query our clickhouse table via chproxy from a nodeJS (TS) server-side application:
This is how I form the client which passes the health check when I call .ping()
When I try to query a table I always keep getting this error:
select * from DATABASE.TABLE LIMIT 2;
Additional context/motivations
"@clickhouse/client": "^1.8.1",
The clickhouse version we are running is 24.3.5
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: