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Subj:   Re: Teradata Parallel transporter- Regarding schema
 
From:   Geoffrey Rommel

  I am confused on what should be the schema to be used.  


Yes, this can be confusing. You always need a schema unless you are *writing* to a database table. In this case, you can use a deferred schema ("schema *"), because TPT will pick up the schema from the database. In all other cases, you must provide one.

Load and Update operators: can use SCHEMA *.

Export operator: the schema describes the columns to be selected. This is needed because TPT doesn't know what columns you're going to select or what their data types are; you might say "select *" or "select col1, col2, col3, ..." or "select case.....end ...".

Data Connector consumer: the schema describes the output file to be written. The data types are not necessarily the data types of the columns as they exist in the database.

Data Connector producer: the schema describes the input file to be read.



     
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