Loader Redshift
Redshift loader enables the loading of the data from Meiro Integrations to Redshift. Files from Meiro are loaded to an AWS S3 bucket, and from there to Redshift.
Data In/Data Out
| Data In |
In order to use a loader, files need to be stored in |
| Data Out | N/A |
Learn more: about the folder structure here.
Parameters
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Access Key ID (required)
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The AWS Access Key ID, looks like AKIA**** Create it in the Credential section of your AWS S3 account: My_AWS -> My Security Credentials -> Access keys (access key ID and secret access key) -> Create New Access Key -> Download Key File
Learn more: on how to create your Redshift Access Key can be found here. |
| Secret Access Key (required) |
The AWS Secret Access Key is provided by the AWS when you create a new AWS Access Key: My_AWS -> My Security Credentials -> Access keys (access key ID and secret access key) -> Create New Access Key -> Download Key File.
Learn more: on how to create your Redshift Secret Access Key can be found here. |
| Bucket (required) | Provide a Redshift bucket name which is a globally unique identifier and the region will be autodetected. |
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Prefix (optional)
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Provide a prefix to key names of the files
For example, if you wish to upload data in the directory |
DB
| Host (required) | Name of the server that hosts the database. |
| Port (required) | The port number you want to access. |
| Database (required) | Name of the database. |
| Schema (required) | Name of the schema. Organization unit in the database. |
| User (required) | Account name. |
| Password (required) | Account password. |
SSH
| Enabled | Checked if SSH required to connect to the database. |
| Private | Private Key. |
| Public | Public Key. |
| SSH Host | Name of SSH Host. |
Table
| Input Table (required) | Name of the table you want to load to the database. |
| DB Table Name (required) | Database table name. |
| Export | True if you want this table to be loaded or not. By default, it is true. |
| Incremental | Signifies if you want to load the data by overwriting whatever is in the database or incrementally. |
| Column (required) |
Can be defined for a table either when using incremental load, or not.
The primary key constraint can be defined on multiple columns or one, but cannot contain NULL values. If the incremental load is enabled, then only rows with new or updated records are inserted.
If the incremental load is disabled but the primary keys are defined: the full table is loaded (and will replace whatever is in the destination database). The primary key columns will still be primary keys in the destination table. |
Column
| Column Name (required) | Refers to the column name in the input CSV file. |
| DB Column Name (required) | Refers to how this column will be named in the destination database. |
| Data Type (required) | The data type for the column. |
| Size | The maximum number of digits used by the data type of the column or parameter. |
| Nullable |
If checked, then the data with empty strings are loaded as NULL values in the destination database (in this case is_nullable = YES).
If unchecked and data contains empty strings, then the loader returns an error message. For example: “Cannot insert the value NULL into column XY, the column does not allow nulls. INSERT fails.”
Warning: All columns listed as primary keys should have Nullable unchecked (is_nullable = NO), otherwise the loader throws an error “Cannot define a PRIMARY KEY constraint on nullable column”. |
| Default Value | The default value is inserted for empty values in the column. For example, insert NULLs in the destination columns database for empty strings in CSV file. - inserts - for empty strings. |
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