From the
Profiling
perspective of
Talend Studio, you can query and browse a
selected database using the SQL Editor and then to store these SQL queries under the
Source Files folder in the DQ
Repository tree view.
You can then open the SQL Editor on any of these stored queries to rename, edit, or
execute the query.
Before you begin
You have selected the
Profiling
perspective.
Procedure
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In the DQ Repository tree view, expand
Libraries.
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Right-click Source Files and select New SQL
File from the contextual menu. The New SQL
File dialog box is displayed.
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In the Name field, enter a name for the SQL query you
want to create and then click Finish to proceed to the
next step.
The SQL Editor opens on the new SQL query.
If the Connections view is not open, use the
combination to open it.
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Enter your SQL statement in the SQL Editor.
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From the Choose Connection list, select the database you
want to run the query on.
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On the SQL Editor toolbar, click
to execute the query on the defined base
table(s).
Data rows are retrieved from the defined base table(s) and displayed in the
editor.
A file for the new SQL query is listed under Source
Files in the DQ Repository tree
view.
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Right-click an SQL file and from the contextual menu select:
Option |
To... |
Open
|
open the selected Query file |
Duplicate
|
create a copy of the selected Query file |
Rename SQL File
|
open a dialog box where you can edit the name of the query
file |
Open in Data Explorer
|
open in the data explorer the SQL editor on the selected query
file |
Delete
|
delete the query file Note: The deleted item will go to the
Recycle Bin in the DQ
Repository tree view. You can restore or delete such
item via a right-click on the item. You can also empty the recycle
bin via a right-click on it.
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Note:
- When you open a query file in the SQL Editor, make sure to select
the database connection from the Choose
Connection list before executing the query.
Otherwise the run icon on the editor toolbar will be
unavailable.
- When you create or modify a query in a query file in the SQL Editor
and try to close the editor, you will be prompted to save the
modifications. The modifications will not be taken into account
unless you click the save icon on the editor toolbar.