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MySQL and Oracle names are case-sensitive, SQL Server names are not. You may use wildcards for the table names, but not for the schema or database.

In this case, specify the names of both the source and target tables. When the input stream of the target is the output of a DatabaseReader, IncrementalBatchReader, or SQL CDC source (that is, when replicating data from one database to another), it can write to multiple tables. When the target's input stream is a user-defined event, specify a single table. If the source has no primary key and Keењњolumns is not specified, the concatenated value of all source fields is used as the primary key in the target. You may use wildcards for the source table, provided all the tables have the key columns: for example, Tables:'SOURCEDB.%,MYSCHEMA.% Keењњolumns(.)'. If necessary to ensure uniqueness, specify multiple columns with the syntax Keењњolumns(.). If the source table has no primary key, you may use the Keењњolumns option to define a unique identifier for each row in the target table: for example, Tables:'SOURCEDB.EMP, Keењњolumns(EMP_ID)'. The table(s) must exist in the DBMS and the user specified in Username must have insert permission.

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When the source events will always include full records, leave this set to false. For example, with Oracle Reader, when supplemental logging has not been enabled for all columns, partial records are sent for updates. Set to true only when the target's input stream is the output of an HP NonStop reader, MySQL Reader, or OracleReader source, and the source events will include partial records.

For example, if Null Marker is xnullx, File Format Options must be null_if='xnullx'. When you set a value for Null Marker, set the same value for File Format Options. If any field might contain the string NULL, change this to a sequence of characters that will not appear in the data. These are converted back to nulls in the target tables. Optionally, specify a string inserted into fields in the stage files to indicate that a field has a null value.

See Handling 'table not found' errors for more information. Set to TABLE_NOT_FOUND if you do not want the application to crash when Striim tries to write to a table that does not exist in the target database. To stage to S3, set to S3 and set the S3 properties.Дo not change unless instructed to by Striim support. To stage to Azure Storage, set to AzureBlob and set the Azure Storage properties. With the default value, events are staged to local storage. If you include the db= option, also include CLIENT_METADATA_REQUEST_USE_CONNECTION_CTX=true (see CLIENT_METADATA_REQUEST_USE_CONNECTION_CTX).

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The JDBC driver connection string for your Snowflake account. If the data will contain the | character, change the default value to a sequence of characters that will not appear in the data. The character(s) used to delimit fields in the delimited text files in which the adapter accumulates batched data. If using a proxy, specify ProxyHost=,ProxyPort=. If the Tables setting has a ColumnMap that includes the operation name for the first event will be DELETE and for the second INSERT. Primary key updates result in two records in the target, one with the previous value and one with the new value.

Updates and deletes from DatabaseReader, IncrementalBatchReader, and SQL CDC sources are handled as inserts in the target.