Online Documentation for DB Extract for MySQL
Step 6 - Setting up extraction options
At this step you can set the advanced extraction parameters and define query options for data extraction.
Metadata options
Generate "CREATE DATABASE" statements
Check this option to add the CREATE DATABASE statement(s) to the extraction script.
Generate "DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS" statements
Check this option to add the DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS statement to the extraction script.
Generate "DROP IF EXISTS" statements
Check the option to add the DROP IF EXISTS statements for the extracted objects.
Extract privileges
Tick off the option if you want the privileges (permissions on the objects) to be extracted.
Generate "USE db_name" statement
Check the option to add the USE db_name statement to the result script.
Generate "SET NAMES" statement
Check this option to add the SET NAMES 'character_set' statement to the result script.
Extract dependent objects
This option determines the usage of dependencies between objects in the extraction process.
Disable foreign key checks
Check this option to add the SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS=0 statement to the extraction script.
Add SQL_MODE variable
This option specifies that the SET sql_mode='modes' statement will be added to the result script.
Generate "DELIMITER" statement
Check the option to add the DELIMITER statements for the stored procedures, stored functions and triggers.
Extract structure for version ...
This switch control allows you to specify the version of MySQL server the extracted metadata is to be compatible with: Server version, 3.23, 4.0, 4.1, 5.0, 5.1.
Data options
Records in block / Insert "COMMIT" after each block
These controls allow you to define whether the COMMIT statement is inserted into the script or not, and to define the number of records in each block to be supplemented with this statement.
Delete existing records before insert
Generates the DELETE FROM statements before the INSERT INTO statements.
Extract table data just after definition
If this option is checked, each table is populated after its definition, i.e. each CREATE TABLE statement is immediately followed by the INSERT INTO statements.
Data query options
This grid allows you to specify additional options for the SELECT statements used for data extraction.
Database name
This column represents the list of the databases containing the tables selected for data extraction.
Limit data
By setting non-zero values in this column you can limit the number of records extracted from each table.
Table name
This column contains the names of the tables.
Table data filter
Here you can specify the WHERE clauses for data extraction from each of the tables.
Note that you can define data query options not only for a single table, but also for multiple tables at a time by using corresponding items of the context menu of the Data query options grid.
When you are done, press the Next button to proceed to the next step of the wizard.