Teradata Snap Pack examples
The following examples demonstrate how to use Snaps in the Teradata Snap Pack.
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In this pipeline, the TPT Delete Snap deletes the TPT table items by providing a delete query condition. |
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In this example, the pipeline exports the data from a table to a flat file using the TPT FastExport Snap. The data thus exported is read and parsed to an output view using the File Reader and the CSV Parser Snaps. |
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In this pipeline, the TPT Insert Snap inserts the records on the TPT table via the upstream JSON Generator Snap. |
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This pipeline passes values into a table on TPT and writes the records to an output view. |
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In this pipeline, the TPT Update Snap updates the values in the records of the TPT table using the upstream JSON Generator Snap. The error view is enabled for the invalid records to be routed to the error view. |
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The Mapper Snap connected to the input view of the TPT Upsert Snap, maps the values to be updated or inserted to the respective columns of the table. |
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TPT Upsert update existing records The TPT Upsert Snap updates and/or inserts the upstream values on the records of the target table Insert Sample3 under the schema ADW SNAPL. |
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This example demonstrates how to execute various commands using the Teradata Execute Snap. |
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Teradata Export to HDFS example In this example pipeline, the Teradata Export to HDFS Snap executes a SQL query and publishes the results to an HDFS directory. |
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In this example, we shall load records from an Oracle database using the Oracle Select Snap, to a Teradata table using the Teradata FastLoad Snap. |
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Teradata Multi-Execute Operations The following example pipeline demonstrates the functionality of the Teradata Multi Execute Snap by performing database operations on the target table with the following data types. |
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This example demonstrates using the Teradata Select Snap to query data from a Teradata database. |