I am experimenting with Astra (free tier) in preparation for teaching 150 students about Cassandra (among other technologies) in a few weeks. I'm trying to make sure they will be able to upload data - but the loader is not cooperating. I'm getting at it from the "Upload Data" button on the Astra console - looks like a nice easy-to-use utility. I'm trying to upload a tiny CSV with a handful of test rows - I get all the way to the last step, select my target keyspace, and am expecting Next to be enabled to finish the job. BUT - Next never gets highlighted - I am stuck at that point. WHAT AM I MISSING? Help! Thanks! Attached are two screenshots showing (i) a successful upload and the ability to provide key specs and say "Next", and then the screen beyond which I can't proceed. (They are in reverse order below, sorry.) I'd love to figure this out FAST - I have a class to teach.... Thx!
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Next button in last step of Astra Data Loader stays disabled
[UPDATED] The Astra team identified the code in the last release that introduced a bug in the UI.
The fix is scheduled for release tomorrow (Pacific time). Cheers!
Any updates? I can't believe that Astra's data upload feature is broken for everyone - maybe I'm missing some Next-enabling click or something in the near-final step? (I can't see what, though, and I tried a different CSV even though the one I'd tried before seemed to be fine as far as the uploader was concerned.) I'd love to be unstuck soon....
No update or resolution fo this "urgent resolution" request from 3 days ago?
I apologise that this is taking longer than expected.
In the meantime, you can use the DataStax Bulk Loader to load data to your database as a workaround.
I'm sorry that I can't give any estimate as to when the issue will be resolved by Engineering. Cheers!
The team is releasing the fix tomorrow. I've updated my response accordingly. Cheers!
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