Difference between revisions of "ETLRoute Table"
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The <code>ETLRoute</code> controls how types of files get routed to ETL exploitation processes. | The <code>ETLRoute</code> controls how types of files get routed to ETL exploitation processes. | ||
| + | A "route" in Truxton can be thought of a type of load configuration. | ||
| + | It controls the path that files will take through the ETL processes in the exploitation layer. | ||
| + | The configuration of a load has two parts, the options specified for the [[Load]] | ||
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Revision as of 05:21, 13 June 2020
The ETLRoute controls how types of files get routed to ETL exploitation processes.
A "route" in Truxton can be thought of a type of load configuration.
It controls the path that files will take through the ETL processes in the exploitation layer.
The configuration of a load has two parts, the options specified for the Load
CREATE TABLE "ETLRoute" (
"LoadConfigurationID" integer DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
"FileTypeID" smallint DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
"ETLQueueName" text NOT NULL
);
