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CSV import: add the ability to write rejected records to a specific file #18742
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As a user, I would like to use this capability to ingest a large number of CSV files, and some of them might have data quality issues.
I would like a way to provide a file location where the rejected records could be written so that they could be monitored and re-processed later.
something like
influx write -f my.csv --errors-file errors.csv
This would constantly append any records that it could not process to that file.
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