About
A target uri is a uri that defines one or more target resources for data transfer operations.
Example
Reusing the name of the source in the target
The below target data uri
[email protected]
will define the target resource
- located in the sqlite connection
- and a name that is composed of
- the prefix new_
- and the name of the data source (Target Uri)
Example: if the source table name is time, the target table name would be new_time
Using a part of source name in the target
With a glob pattern, you can reference parts of the source.
Example with the below data selector
D?*@sqlite
and the below target data uri
[email protected]
- if the source table name were D_TIME, D_CUSTOMERS,
- the target table names would be TIME, CUSTOMERS
File system
In a shell such as powsershell, the $ character should be quoted. (That's why we recommand bash)
tabli data copy '*/boot[email protected]' '/boot/[email protected]'
Syntax
pattern[@connection]
where:
- connection is the name of a connection
- pattern is an expression that define the name of the target. This pattern can include the captured characters from the data selector glob expression.
Glob Backreference
In the pattern, you can reference a globbing matched wildcard from a data source selector using the x syntax where x indicates the index of a glob pattern. ie
- 0 defines the whole expression (ie the whole path)
- 1 defines the first matched wildcard
- 2 defines the second matched wildcard
- and so on until 9.
You can see the value of the back reference with the tabli data list command. If you want to know the value of 1, just ask for the attribute 1
Example with tpcds where we want to capture the name of the web table but without the prefix.
tabli data list -a name -a 1 web_*@tpcds
name 1
----------- -------
web_page page
web_returns returns
web_sales sales
web_site site
Attribute Reference
In the pattern, you can reference a resource attribute using the x or x syntax where x indicates the name of the attribute.
Example:
- logicalName defines the logical name of the resource
You can see all available attributes with the data info command.
tabli data info [email protected]
Information about the data resource ([email protected])
attribute value
--------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AbsolutePath web_page
Connection tpcds
DataUri [email protected]
LogicalName web_page
Md5 2d3f08a0ad007e5236ed694250e89721
Name web_page
Parent /
Path web_page
Sha384 0d3fcd0bd2dc1aa6c14a6ce4a4c8acff06a6194a4f56f4730bbb371aaf490da1fe318f9f11ba44157ffd53d501e2f551
Sha384Integrity sha384-DT/NC9LcGqbBSmzkpMis/wamGUpPVvRzC7s3Gq9JDaH+MY+fEbpEFX/9U9UB4vVR
SubType table
Type table
Column Value Reference
If your step is running on record level, you can also add a column value using the x or x syntax where x indicate the column name.