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upload only selected columns

Postby 1WEOHE » Jan 27th, '12, 15:30

Hi, I want to upload only selected columns of database to Amazon SimpleDB. Is there any option ? I have heard about this tool so before purchasing I would like to confirm ?
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Re: upload only selected columns

Postby Aashish Pancholi » Feb 2nd, '12, 07:09

Yes you can upload only selected column. When you execute you database query on upload panel of SDB Explorer, it will list all attributes. You can select attributes that only you would like to upload. For more details please refer our documentation page -

http://www.sdbexplorer.com/documentatio ... -name.html
Aashish Pancholi
 

Re: upload only selected columns

Postby 3B8DLSQ » Feb 3rd, '12, 06:54

Hi Ashish,

Thanks for your reply. SDBExplorer is asking to create some database profile, what is that and where they will saved that profile ? Are they pasword protected ?
3B8DLSQ
 

Re: upload only selected columns

Postby Aashish Pancholi » Feb 7th, '12, 08:17

We learnt that entering database connection settings again and again on "Upload MYSql data" panel was the pain point so we added an option to user where he can save connection settings and use saved connection profiles to connect on "Upload MYSql Data" panel.

Profile will save at your native file system. You can save with password or without password. In both cases the password will be save in encrypted form.
Aashish Pancholi
 

Re: upload only selected columns

Postby 1S44 » Feb 8th, '12, 07:23

I am getting into another issue. When I am trying to run this query -

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select * from domainname where Sdb-Item-Name = '589'

and I am unable to get result. Any Idea ?
1S44
 

Re: upload only selected columns

Postby Aashish Pancholi » Feb 9th, '12, 05:56

sdb-item-name is a display name for SDBExplorer of Amazon Simple DB's Item Name. You need to run your query in this way.

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select  * from dominname where itemName() = '589'
Aashish Pancholi
 


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