Obtain information from FileMaker via JDBC and store it in a MySQL database.
Download data from a FileMaker database via JDBC using an SQL query and the date range parameters specified. Store the results in a table in a MySQL database.
Variables
Credentials to use to access FileMaker via JDBC.
SQL Query to select the data to download.
Parameters to use in your SQL Query, if any. Refer to slide out help for more information.
Credentials to use to access the MySQL database.
MySQL table name, in schema.table format.
If the specified table does not exist, enable to automatically create it.
Datetime stamp where the processing of your sequentially sorted data should begin. This field will automatically be updated after each increment is processed.
Amount to adjust the Next Run Start Point.
SQL Query to use to determine the end point of the data to process.
This Task will retrieve and load data in increments. This field determines the size of each increment.
Download data from a FileMaker database via JDBC using an SQL query and the integer range parameters specified. Store the results in a table in a MySQL database.
Variables
Credentials to use to access FileMaker via JDBC.
SQL Query to select the data to download.
Parameters to use in your SQL Query, if any. Refer to slide out help for more information.
Credentials to use to access the MySQL database.
MySQL table name, in schema.table format.
If the specified table does not exist, enable to automatically create it.
Integer where the processing of your sequentially sorted data should begin. This field will automatically be updated after each increment is processed.
Amount to adjust the Next Run Start Point.
SQL Query to use to determine the end point of the data to process.
This Task will retrieve and load data in increments. This field determines the size of each increment.
Compare a FileMaker table to a MySQL table using the date range parameters specified. Mark rows in the MySQL table that have been deleted in the FileMaker table. Add rows that are missing in the MySQL table.
Variables
Credentials to use to access FileMaker via JDBC.
FileMaker table name.
Column containing the primary key of the FileMaker table.
Column used to find a range of records to reconcile.
Optionally replace the default SQL Query used to select missing rows to copy from the FileMaker table.
Parameters to use in your SQL Query, if any. Refer to slide out help for more information.
Credentials to use to access the MySQL database.
MySQL table name, in schema.table format.
Column containing the primary key of the MySQL table.
Column used to find a range of records to reconcile.
Name of the column in the MySQL table where a True value will be placed if the corresponding row has been deleted in the FileMaker table.
Amount of time prior to the current datetime to include in the examination.
This Task will retrieve and load data in increments. This field determines the size of each increment.
Compare a FileMaker table to a MySQL table using the integer range parameters specified. Mark rows in the MySQL table that have been deleted in the FileMaker table. Add rows that are missing in the MySQL table.
Variables
Credentials to use to access FileMaker via JDBC.
FileMaker table name.
Column containing the primary key of the FileMaker table.
Column used to find a range of records to reconcile.
Optionally replace the default SQL Query used to select missing rows to copy from the FileMaker table.
Parameters to use in your SQL Query, if any. Refer to slide out help for more information.
Credentials to use to access the MySQL database.
MySQL table name, in schema.table format.
Column containing the primary key of the MySQL table.
Column used to find a range of records to reconcile.
Name of the column in the MySQL table where a True value will be placed if the corresponding row has been deleted in the FileMaker table.
Amount of rows before to the most recent row to include in the examination.
This Task will retrieve and load data in increments. This field determines the size of each increment.