Online Documentation for Data Pump for PostgreSQL
Configuration file format
The configuration (template) file used by Data Pump for PostgreSQL is divided into several sections, each corresponding to a particular group of settings specified at different steps of the GUI application wizard.
[#General#]
This section stores general information about the utility:
Parameter |
Description |
Product |
internal product name |
Version |
major version |
[Source]
This section stores the connection properties used to access the data source. The connection string is built according to parameters specified in the Data Link Properties dialog.
Parameter |
Description |
ConnectionString |
connection string for the data source |
[#Comment#]
This section stores the template file comment as specified optionally in the Save template options dialog:
Parameter |
Description |
Line<N> |
comment text |
where N stands for the comment line identifier
Example:
Line0=Data Pump for PostgreSQL
Line1=Template file #1
Line2=Pumping tables from MS Access to PostgreSQL
[Options]
This section stores data conversion and script execution options. The parameters correspond to the values specified at Step 4 and Step 8 of the Wizard application.
Parameter |
Description |
CommitAfter |
number of records after which the COMMIT statement is inserted |
DisplayErrorMessages |
0 = error messages are hidden in the import log 1 = error messages are displayed in the import log |
DetailErrorMessages |
0 = simple error messages in the import log 1 = detailed error messages in the import log |
ShowTableProgress |
0 = simple data import progress in the import log 1 = detailed data import progress in the import log |
ConvertNames |
0 = object names are not converted 1 = object names are converted to conform to SQL92 naming rules |
NamesFormat |
nfAsIs = object names are left without changes nfLowerCase = object names are converted to lower case nfUpperCase = object names are converted to upper case |
ConvertDefaultValues |
0 = default values of the source database are not converted 1 = default values of the source database are converted to default values for the destination database |
EnableScriptComments |
0 = script comments are disabled 1 = script comments are included into the body of the script |
DropIfExistDbStatement |
the parameter is not used by Data Pump for PostgreSQL |
StopScriptOnError |
0 = script execution is not stopped on errors 1 = script execution is stopped if an error occurs |
ShowExecutedStatements |
0 = the Script execution information area does not display any information upon script execution at Step 6 1 = records for successfully executed statements are listed in the Script execution information area at Step 6 |
AlwaysSkipSuccExecuted |
0 = upon subsequent script execution at Step 6 you are prompted to choose whether successfully executed statements should be skipped or not 1 = successfully executed statements are skipped upon subsequent script execution at Step 6 |
ClearTablesBeforeImport |
0 = tables in the PostgreSQL database are not cleared before data import at Step 8 1 = tables in the PostgreSQL database are cleared before data import at Step 8 |
TrimStringSpaces |
0 = source data strings 1 = unused space at the end of source data strings is cut off |
QuoteNamesInImportSelQuery |
0 = quoting source object identifiers is disabled 1 = quoting source object identifiers is enabled |
QuoteTemplate |
qtCustom = custom quoting characters (QuoteCharLeft, QuoteCharRight) qtDefault = the default quotes for the data source in use qtDoubleQuote = "..." qtSingleQuote = '...' qtApostrophe = `...` qtSquareBracket = [...] qtRoundBracket = (...) qtBrace = {...} qtAngleBracket = <...> |
QuoteCharLeft |
specifies the left quoting character (if QuoteTemplate = qtCustom) |
QuoteCharRight |
specifies the right quoting character (if QuoteTemplate = qtCustom) |
SchemasMapping |
smAsIs = the tables are placed into the default schema in the target database smExisting = the tables are placed into an existing schema (SchemasMappingExist) smNew = a new schema is created (SchemasMappingNew) and the tables are placed into this schema |
SchemasMappingExist |
name of the existing schema in the PostgreSQL database to pump the source tables into (if SchemasMapping = smExisting) |
SchemasMappingNew |
name of the new schema in the PostgreSQL database to pump the source tables into (if SchemasMapping = smNew) |
GenerateDropTableStmt |
0 = no DROP statements are generated 1 = the DROP statements are added for tables in the script |
UseCopyStatement |
0 = INSERT statement is used to import data 1 = COPY statement is used to import data |
[Target]
This section stores connection parameters for the target PostgreSQL database. The parameters correspond to the values entered at Step 1 of the Wizard application and are obligatory.
Parameter |
Description |
Host |
host where the target database resides (if Remote = 1) |
Login |
PostgreSQL login |
Password |
password to identify the login (encrypted) |
RemoteIndex |
0 = local connection 1 = remote connection |
DataBase |
target PostgreSQL database name |
DatabaseActions |
cdtCreate = a new database is created for pumping data cdtSelectExisting = an existing database is selected for pumping data cdtRecreate = an existing database is dropped and then recreated |
Charset |
client character set specified for the connection |
Port |
port on which PostgreSQL is listening |
UseSSL |
0 = SSL protocol is not used 1 = SSL protocol is used for interchanging data with remote PostgreSQL server |
UseCompProtocol |
0 = compressed data protocol is not used 1 = compressed data protocol is used when connecting to the database server |
QuotesIdentifiers |
0 = object identifiers are not quoted 1 = object identifiers are quoted with a backquote ('`') |
InteractiveMode |
0 = wait_timeout variable value from my.cnf file is used for connection timeout 1 = interactive_timeout variable value from my.cnf file is used for connection timeout |
TunnelType |
indicates the tunneling type being used: SSH, HTTP, or none (TunnelType = ttNotUse) |
SSHHostName |
name of the host where SSH server is running |
SSHPort |
port on which SSH server is activated |
SSHUserName |
user on the machine where SSH server is running |
SSHPassword |
password to identify SSH server user (encrypted) |
SSHKeyFile |
path to the Private Key used for the SSH connection (if SSHUseKeyFile = True) |
SSHUseKeyFile |
True = SSH Private Key is used False = SSH Private Key is not used |
HTTPUrl |
URL to the emsproxy.php script file uploaded to your web-server (for HTTP tunneling) |
[{TBL}<table_name>]
Sections of this type contain table properties (those that were changed at Step 5 of the Wizard application) and data import options specified at Step 7.
Note: Sections of this type are only available in dynamic templates (for details see Save template options).
Parameter |
Description |
Name |
table name |
NameSpace |
PostgreSQL schema to save the table into |
Excluded |
1 = the table is excluded from data import at Step 7 |
WhereClause |
text of the WHERE condition for pumping data |
[{FLD}<field_name>]
Sections of this type contain field properties (those that were changed at Step 5 of the Wizard application).
Note: Sections of this type are only available in dynamic templates (for details see Save template options).
Parameter |
Description |
Name |
field name |
Type |
data type applied to the field |
NotNULL |
0 = nullable 1 = NOT NULL |
AutoIncrement |
0 = non-autoincrement field 1 = autoincrement field |
[{IND}<index_name>]
Sections of this type contain index properties (those that were changed at Step 5 of the Wizard application).
Note: Sections of this type are only available in dynamic templates (for details see Save template options).
Parameter |
Description |
Name |
index name |
Unique |
0 = non-unique index 1 = unique index |
[{FK}<key_name>]
Sections of this type contain key properties (those that were changed at Step 5 of the Wizard application).
Note: Sections of this type are only available in dynamic templates (for details see Save template options).
Parameter |
Description |
Name |
key name |
DeleteAction |
'on delete' rule (for foreign keys): 0 = NO ACTION 1 = RESTRICT 2 = CASCADE 3 = SET NULL 4 = SET DEFAULT |
UpdateAction |
'on update' rule (for foreign keys): 0 = NO ACTION 1 = RESTRICT 2 = CASCADE 3 = SET NULL 4 = SET DEFAULT |
[TypeMapping]
This section stores source-target type mapping options. The parameters correspond to the values specified in the Type mapping dialog.
Note: This section is only available in dynamic templates (for details see Save template options).
[ExcludedFromStructure]
This section stores the list of source objects excluded from structure conversion at Step 3 of the Wizard application.
Note: This section is only available in dynamic templates (for details see Save template options).
Parameter |
Description |
{NSP}<schema_name> |
excluded schema (if available) |
{TBL}<table_name> |
excluded table |
{IND}<index_name> |
excluded index |
{FK}<key_name> |
excluded key |
[SelectedTables]
This section stores the list of source and target tables, as specified at Step 3 and Step 5 of the Wizard application.
Note: This section is only available in fixed templates (for details see Save template options).
Parameter |
Description |
TableCount |
number of tables selected for pumping |
SrcTableNS<N> |
source schema name (if available) |
SrcTableNM<N> |
source table name |
TrgTableNS0<N> |
target schema name |
TrgTableNM<N> |
target table name |
where N stands for the table identifier
Example:
[SelectedTables]
TableCount=2
SrcTableNS0=dbo
SrcTableNM0=EMPLOYEE
TrgTableNM0=EMPLOYEE
SrcTableNS1=dbo
SrcTableNM1=DEPARTMENT
TrgTableNM1=DEPARTMENT
[Table<N>]
Sections of this type contain the list of source and target fields of the table (N stands for the table identifier in [SelectedTables]), as specified at Step 3 and Step 5 of the Wizard application.
Note: This section is only available in fixed templates (for details see Save template options).
Parameter |
Description |
SrcField<N> |
source field name |
TrgField<N> |
target field name |
FieldCount |
number of table fields selected for pumping |
where N stands for the field identifier
Example:
[Table1]
SrcField0=DepartmentID
TrgField0=DEPARTMENTID
SrcField1=Name
TrgField1=NAME
SrcField2=GroupName
TrgField2=GROUPNAME
SrcField3=ModifiedDate
TrgField3=MODIFIEDDATE
FieldCount=4
[FixedInfo]
This section stores the result script as presented at Step 6 of the Wizard application.
Note: This section is only available in fixed templates (for details see Save template options).
Parameter |
Description |
Line<N> |
script text |
where N stands for the script line identifier