Outputs Data360 Analyze data to the Tableau Hyper (.hyper) file format, allowing you to work with the output data within the Tableau application.
Properties:
ExtractFilePath
Specify the Tableau output file to which you want to output the data in hyper format.
If the file does not exist, specify the output file name for the Tableau file. For example, C:\Users\<user>\Documents\Output_Tableau.hyper, where a new file will be created.
The folder where the file to be created, must exist. If not, the node will fail.
If the filepath is to be read from an input field, then choose the (from Field) variant of this property to specify the name of the input field containing the file path.
There can be only one value for all input records in this field.
A value is required for this property.
SchemaName
Optionally specify the schema name.
If the SchemaName is to be read from an input field then choose the (from Field) variant of this property to specify the name of the input field containing the SchemaName.
There can be only one value for all input records in this field.
The default, when left blank, is to add the table to default public schema.
TableName
Specify the table name for the extract.
If the TableName is to be read from an input field then choose the (from Field) variant of this property to specify the name of the input field containing the TableName.
There can be only one value for all input records in this field.
A value is required for this property.
FileExistsBehavior
Optionally specify the behavior of the node if a .hyper file with the same name as ExtractFilePath already exists.
Choose from:
- Error - If file already exists then node will fail.
- Overwrite - If file already exists it will be replaced.
The default is Error.
ProcessingErrorBehavior
Optionally specify the behavior of the node if any kind of error occurs during the process of preparing and writing an input record to the .hyper file.
Choose from:
- Error - Log an error to the Errors panel and node fails.
- Log - Log a warning to the Errors panel.
- Ignore - Ignores the error.
The default value is Error.
Inputs and outputs
Inputs: Data.
Outputs: File, Errors.