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Building an extractor

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In the configuration of your extractor, you must write your query avec l’option query.

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In the configuration of your extractor, you must write your query with the option query.

sql:
   extractor:
     query: 'SELECT * FROM table1'
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Persistent

Building a lookup

In some cases, you will need to perform lookups by joining data from input columns to columns in a reference dataset; this is called a lookup.

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In the configuration of your lookup, you must write your query avec l’option query.

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In the configuration of your lookup, you must write your query with the option query.

The merge option allows you to add data to your dataset, in a sense merging your actual dataset with your new data.

The map option comes from the FastMap plugin, feel free to read its documentation to understand how to use it.

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Persistent

expression: 'lookup["name"]' # ...

Building a loader

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In the configuration of your loader, you must write your query avec l’option query.

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In the configuration of your loader, you must write your query with the option query.

sql:
   loader:
     query: 'INSERT INTO table1 VALUES (bar, foo, barfoo)'
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Using params in your queries

If you are using a prepared statement using interrogative markers (?), your parameter’s key in the configuration will be its position (starting from 1) :

sql:
-  loader: 
+  loader:
     query: 'INSERT INTO table1 VALUES (?, ?, ?)'
     parameters:
       1:
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Using params in your queries

 
Using from instead of value will bind as many parameters as there are values in the path.

 
And use the expression inSql(path, parameter_name) to prepare the values in the query.

 
sql:
-  loader: 
+  loader:
     query: '@="SELECT * FROM category WHERE id " ~ inSql(input["codes_list"], "identifier") ~ "'
     parameters:
       identifier:
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Using params in your queries

   # ...
 
If at runtime there are 4 values under [codes_list], this would be equivalent to writing:

 
sql:
-  loader: 
+  loader:
     query: 'SELECT * FROM category WHERE id IN (:identifier_0, :identifier_1, :identifier_2, :identifier_3)'
     parameters:
       identifier_0:
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Before queries

       - 'DROP TABLE foo'
   # ...
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Updated on 26 Jul 2021

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