Short Description |
Ports |
Metadata |
PostgreSQLDataWriter Attributes |
Details |
See also |
PostgreSQLDataWriter loads data into PostgreSQL database.
Component | Data output | Input ports | Output ports | Transformation | Transf. required | Java | CTL | Auto-propagated metadata |
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PostgreSQLDataWriter | database | 0-1 | 0 |
PostgreSQLDataWriter does not propagate metadata.
PostgreSQLDataWriter has no metadata templates.
Attribute | Req | Description | Possible values |
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Basic | |||
Path to psql utility | yes | Name of psql utility, including path. Must be installed and configured on the same machine where CloverETL runs. Psql command line tool must be available. | |
Host | Host where database server is located. | localhost (default) | other host | |
Database | yes | Name of the database into which the records should be loaded. | |
Database table | yes | Name of the database table into which the records should be loaded. | |
User name |
PostgreSQL username to be used when connecting to the server. If empty, username of current user is used. | ||
Advanced | |||
Fail on error | By default, graph fails upon each error.
If you want to have the standard behavior of PostgreSQL database,
you need to switch this attribute to false .
If set to false , graph will run successfully even
with some errors as it happens with PostgreSQL database.
| true (default) | false | |
Path to control script | Name of command file containing the
\copy statement, including path.
See Path to Control Script
for more information. | ||
Column delimiter | Delimiter used for each column in data. Field values must not include this delimiter as their part. | tabulator character (default in text mode) | comma (default in CSV mode) | |
Loader input file | Name of input file to be loaded, including path. See Loader Input File for more information. | ||
Parameters | All parameters that can be used as parameters by the
psql utility or the \copy statement.
These values are contained in a sequence of pairs of the following
form: key=value , or key
only (if the key value is the boolean
true ) separated from each other by
semicolon, colon, or pipe.
If the value of any parameter contains semicolon, colon,
or pipe as its part, such value must be double quoted.
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PostgreSQLDataWriter loads data into database using PostgreSQL database client.
PostgreSQLDataWriter can read data through the input port or from an input file. If the input port is not connected to any other component, data must be contained in an input file that should be specified in the component.
Important | |
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PostgreSQL client utility ( |
PostgreSQLDataWriter is a bulk loader suitable for uploading many records to database.
To insert several records, you can also use DBOutputTable,
which does not require psql
utility.
Name of command file containing the \copy
statement, including path.
If it is not set, command file is created in Clover temporary directory and it is deleted after the load finishes.
If it is set, but the specified command file does not exist, temporary file is created with the specified name and path and it is not deleted after the load finishes.
If it is set and the specified command file exists, this file is used instead of the file created by Clover. The file is not deleted after the load finishes.
Name of input file to be loaded, including path.
If input port is connected and this file is not set, no temporary file is created. Data is read from the edge and loaded into database directly.
If it is set, specified file is created. It is not deleted after data is loaded and it is overwritten on each graph run.
If input port is not connected, this file must exist and must contain data that should be loaded into database. It is not deleted nor overwritten on another graph run.
Important | |
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Utility psql.exe gets stuck due to asking for password interactively.
To avoid the problem, the file
On Windows you need to create file
On Unix/Linux you need to create file The file content is in the following format:
for example:
See corresponding PostgreSQL documentation (http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/static/libpq-pgpass.html) for more details. |
You should not write lists and maps.