August 15, 2023

Scenario: Inserting data in bulk in MySQL database – Docs for ESB 6.x

Scenario: Inserting data in bulk in MySQL database

This scenario describes a two-component Job which carries out the same operation as
the one described for tMysqlOutputBulk Standard properties and tMysqlBulkExec Standard properties,
although no data is transformed.

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  • Drop a tRowGenerator and a tMysqlOutputBulkExec component from the Palette to the design workspace.

  • Connect the components using a link such as Row >
    Main
    .

  • Set the tRowGenerator parameters the same
    way as in Scenario: Inserting transformed data in MySQL database. The schema is made of four columns
    including: ID, First Name,
    Last Name, Address and
    City.

  • In the workspace, double-click the tMysqlOutputBulkExec to display the Component view and set the properties.

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  • Define the database connection details in the corresponding fields, if
    necessary. Consult the recommendations detailed in Scenario: Inserting transformed data in MySQL database,
    concerning the conservation of connection details in the Repository, under the Metadata
    node. In the component view, select Repository
    in the Property Type field and then select the
    appropriate connection in the adjacent field. The following fields will be
    filled in automatically.

For further information, see
Talend Studio

User Guide.

  • In the Action on table field, select the
    None option as you want to insert the data
    into a table which already exists.

  • In the Table field, enter the name of the
    table you want to populate, the name being clients in this
    example.

  • In the Local filename field, indicate the
    access path and the name of the file which contains the data to be added to the
    table. In this example, the file is clients.txt.

  • Click on the Advanced settings tab to define
    the component’s advanced parameters.

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  • In the Action on data list, select the
    Insert records in table to insert the new
    data in the table.

  • Press F6 to run the Job.

The result should be pretty much the same as in Scenario: Inserting transformed data in MySQL database, but the
data might differ as these are regenerated randomly everytime the Job is run.


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