Read data from one MySQL database and load it into another MySQL database.
Execute an SQL Query on a datetime bounded range of data in a MySQL database and store the results in a table in another MySQL database.
Variables
Select the MySQL database where the query will be executed to find data to load.
SQL Query to run. Only one SQL step is allowed.
Parameters to use in your SQL Query, if any. Refer to slide out help for more information.
Specify the name of the primary key column. Column name must exist in the SELECT statement of the SQL Query and in the Destination Table.
Select the MySQL database where the result data will be stored.
Specify the name of the table, in schema.table format, where the result data will be stored. If the table does not exist, it will be created.
If enabled, existing entries in the destination table with the same primary keys will be overwritten.
Datetime stamp where the processing of your sequentially sorted data should begin. This field will automatically be updated after each increment is processed.
SQL Query to use to determine the end point of the data to process.
This Task will process your data in increments. Set a value in this field to determine the size of each increment.
Execute an SQL Query on an integer bounded range of data in a MySQL database and store the results in a table in another MySQL database.
Variables
Select the MySQL database where the query will be executed to find data to load.
SQL Query to run. Only one SQL step is allowed.
Parameters to use in your SQL Query, if any. Refer to slide out help for more information.
Specify the name of the primary key column. Column name must exist in the SELECT statement of the SQL Query and in the Destination Table.
Select the MySQL database where the result data will be stored.
Specify the name of the table, in schema.table format, where the result data will be stored. If the table does not exist, it will be created.
If enabled, existing entries in the destination table with the same primary keys will be overwritten.
Integer where the processing of your sequentially sorted data should begin. This field will automatically be updated after each increment is processed.
SQL Query to use to determine the end point of the data to process.
This Task will process your data in increments. Set a value in this field to determine the size of each increment.