August 15, 2023

Loading the source data into a newly created EXASolution database table – Docs for ESB 6.x

Loading the source data into a newly created EXASolution database table

  1. Double-click the tEXABulkExec component to
    open its Basic settings view.

    components-texabulkexec_s1_texabulkexec.png

  2. Fill in the Host, Port, Schema, User and Password
    fields with your EXASolution database connection details.
  3. In the Table field, enter the name of the
    table into which the source data will be written. In this example, the target
    database table is named “employee” and it
    does not exist.
  4. Select Create table from the Action on table list to create the specified
    table.
  5. In the Source area, select Local file as the source for the input data, and then
    specify the file that contains the source data. In this example, it is “E:/employee.csv”.
  6. Click the […] button next to Edit schema to open the [Schema] dialog box and define the schema, which should be the
    same as that of the tFixedFlowInput
    component.

    Then click OK to validate these changes and
    close the dialog box.
  7. Click Advanced settings to open the Advanced settings view of the tEXABulkExec component.

    components-texabulkexec_s1_texabulkexec_advanced.png

  8. In the Column Formats table, for the two
    numeric fields EmployeeID and MonthSalary, select the corresponding check boxes
    in the Has Thousand Delimiters column, and then
    define their format model strings in the corresponding fields of the Alternative Format column. In this example, “99G999” for EmployeeID and “99G999D99”
    for MonthSalary.
  9. Make sure that the Thousands Separator and
    Decimal Separator fields have values
    identical to those of the tFileOutputDelimited
    component and keep the default settings for the other options.

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