PostgreSQL and MySQL to CSV and SFTP
DataBridge connects to PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server and SQLite. Queries run read-only, and the result is delivered as a file wherever you point it.
PostgreSQL or MySQL → CSV, TSV or JSON file
Modules. Everything bundle for a scheduled query-to-file job. Database alone covers connections, queries and Data Sync.
Edition. DataBridge Server for unattended schedules.
- Windows authentication is offered for SQL Server only.
- SQL Server Change tracking is for SQL Server sources only. On other databases use Timestamp, Row hash or Full compare.
- Oracle is not a supported connection type. Export a CSV from Oracle with its own tools and let DataBridge take over from the file.
How it works.
Each step names the feature as it appears in the product.
- Step 1
Connection
Choose PostgreSQL or MySQL as the database type. The default ports are 5432 and 3306, and you set the host, database name and a login that can only read.
- Step 2
Saved query
Write the SELECT in the engine's own SQL. Only read-only statements are accepted.
- Step 3
Destination
SFTP, FTP or FTPS, a folder, email, Azure Blob Storage, Amazon S3 or an HTTP endpoint.
- Step 4
Scheduled job
Chain the query and the push, pick a schedule and retries, and read each run in Job Monitor.
- Step 5
Data Sync
To copy a table between two databases instead of exporting a file, use a Data Sync profile with Full compare, Timestamp or Row hash.
Common questions.
Which databases can DataBridge connect to?
SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite. Oracle is not supported.
Can it write to PostgreSQL or MySQL?
A job's Write to database step can load an existing table on a connection an administrator has enabled for writes. On databases other than SQL Server it writes row by row.
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