Option Name | Description |
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Connection |
Select the database connection you want to use. Your choices vary depending on what connections are defined in the Connection Manager of Spectrum Management Console. If you need to make a new database connection, or modify or delete an existing database connection, click Manage Connections. If you are adding or modifying a database
connection, complete these fields:
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Table/View | After selecting a connection, specify the table or view to write to. Click the browse button ([...]) to go to the table or view that you want to use. |
Listener |
Specify the variable name that is set in the Oracle client tnsnames file. For example, this would be the variable name "DB1", that was set in step 3 example. |
Stage fields | This column lists the field names used in the dataflow. You cannot modify these field names. |
Types | This column lists the data type of each field. |
Runtime Tab
Option Name | Description |
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Load method | Specifies how you want to write data into the Oracle database.
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Use direct path loader | Select this to load data directly into the Oracle database bypassing much of the data processing that normally takes place. |
Unrecoverable | This check box is enabled when you select Use direct path loader. Select this if you do not want to write Redo logs in the database. For more information about Redo logs, see What Is the Redo Log? in the Oracle Database Administrator's Guide. |
Log file folder | Specifies the path to the folder. Click the ellipses button (...) to browse to the folder you want. The log file contains a record of this stage's activities during a load session. |
Bad file folder | Specifies the path to the folder. Click the ellipses button (...) to browse to the folder you want. The bad file contains a list of records that the stage fails to load into the database. |
Maximum errors allowed | Specify the maximum number of errors to allow before halting the load operation. To halt the load operation on the first error, set value to 0. A maximum of 32767 errors are allowed. |
Note: You can achieve significant performance improvements by using multiple runtime instances of
this operation. To do this, click the Runtime button and enter the
required value in the Runtime instances field.