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Import Scenario From SQL. Filter Schema Objects SQL Data Provider

  • February 24, 2022
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cmoreland
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Is there a way to filter the schema objects using the SQL connector in a data provider?

While I am only using one table I see reference to all the tables in the import scenario XML 

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When you create the data provider, manually type in the table (or view) name of the object field (and do NOT click FILL SCHEMA OBJECTS) then  you will only see the table you want to use.  Then you can click FILL SCHEMA FIELDS to load the fields from the table.

No way to filter it afterwards? I see the you can edit the command under the » menu. I just really dont want to recreate it if I don’t need to

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When you create the data provider, manually type in the table (or view) name of the object field (and do NOT click FILL SCHEMA OBJECTS) then  you will only see the table you want to use.  Then you can click FILL SCHEMA FIELDS to load the fields from the table.

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cmoreland
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When you create the data provider, manually type in the table (or view) name of the object field (and do NOT click FILL SCHEMA OBJECTS) then  you will only see the table you want to use.  Then you can click FILL SCHEMA FIELDS to load the fields from the table.

No way to filter it afterwards? I see the you can edit the command under the » menu. I just really dont want to recreate it if I don’t need to

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Naveen Boga
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Hi @cmoreland  I have tried with the Excel Data Provider and modified your mappings and it is working for me. You can check the same for the SQL provider for the same mapping.

 

Hope this helps!

 

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