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  1. Builder Guide
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Parameter

Value

connectionString

table

the name of the domain and table e.g. dbo.employees_new

idColumn

the name of the identity column that exists in the target (or a single column that is guaranteed to be unique and automatically populated for every new record)

idColumnDataType

the data type of the id column

Before 4.0

  • connectionString: the encrypted connection string. See ".NET Framework Data Provider for SQL Server" section on for a sample.

  • schema: the schema of the table, e.g. dbo

  • table: the name of the domain and table e.g. dbo.employees_new

  • idColumn: the name of the identity column that exists in the target (or a single column that is guaranteed to be unique and automatically populated for every new record)

  • idDataType: the data type of the id column

<SqlServerTableTarget 
	connectionString="DDE1MhWuA0xYbwFvSnu1fEZ2uD2GpsMRdw9DMV/kmMAfLUdkhkdzrD0Ikk/9dd114wRu9VKrVPSztrcIcSyz2UEFRRANfocc8KJEQXfKDuU="
	schema="dbo"
	table="employees_new"
	idColumn="id_col" 
	idDataType="Number">
	<ColumnMappings>
	    <ColumnMapping sourceColumn="employee_id" targetColumn="employee_id_new" />
        <ColumnMapping sourceColumn="name" targetColumn="name_new" />
    </ColumnMappings>
	<SyncKey>
	    <SyncKeyColumnReference name="employee_id_new" />
    </SyncKey>
		<NewRecordBehaviour type="INSERT" />
		<DroppedRecordBehaviour type="EXPIRE" expirationTimestampField="expiry_date_new" />
</SqlServerTableTarget>

CLI 4.0+

  • table: the name of the table including the schema, e.g. dbo.employees

  • idColumn: the name of the identity column that exists in the target (or a single column that is guaranteed to be unique and automatically populated for every new record)

  • idDataType: the data type of the id column

<SqlServerTableTarget 
	connectionString="DDE1MhWuA0xYbwFvSnu1fEZ2uD2GpsMRdw9DMV/kmMAfLUdkhkdzrD0Ikk/9dd114wRu9VKrVPSztrcIcSyz2UEFRRANfocc8KJEQXfKDuU="
	table="dbo.employees_new"
	idColumn="id_col" 
	idDataType="Number">
	<ColumnMappings>
	    <ColumnMapping sourceColumn="employee_id" targetColumn="employee_id_new" />
        <ColumnMapping sourceColumn="name" targetColumn="name_new" />
    </ColumnMappings>
	<SyncKey>
	    <SyncKeyColumnReference name="employee_id_new" />
    </SyncKey>
		<NewRecordBehaviour type="INSERT" />
		<DroppedRecordBehaviour type="EXPIRE" expirationTimestampField="expiry_date_new" />
</SqlServerTableTarget>

the encrypted connection string. See ".NET Framework Data Provider for SQL Server" section on for a sample.

connectionString: the encrypted connection string. See ".NET Framework Data Provider for SQL Server" section on for a sample.

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