“Universal search is the ability to search all content in an enterprise through a single search box. While Google hasn’t given a strict definition that I know of as to what universal search is from an SEO standpoint, they have used the following definition in their Search Appliance documentation: There are a few definitions for universal search on the web, but I prefer hearing it from the horse’s mouth on things like this. The "individual script maps" section contains pairs for individual scripts.Let’s begin by answering the obvious question: The bridge takes key/value pairs from the "common shell parameter map" section to substitute shell parameters in ALL scripts by those values specified in the YAML file. The YAML file contains a "common shell parameter map" section and an "individual script maps" section. For example, for script 'INSERT INTO %SCHEMA1%.t1(c1) SELECT a from %SCHEMA2%.t2 ' the file with the parameters can be organized in the following way. Character colon ':' is used as a key/value pair delimiter and must be escaped with backward slash '\' if it is part of the parameter name.
The key literals must not be decorated with the escape characters and the matching rules are case sensitive. The records from the file will be used to preprocess the scripts and replace the corresponding Shell parameters with the actual values. The path can be escaped with double quotes if it contains spaces or any special characters. This parameter can be used to define a path to the key/value pair yaml file. **.csv -include only csv files at any level *.csv - include only csv files at the root level The include folder and file filter pattern relative to the root directory, based on the extended unix glob case-sensitive expression syntax, e.g. The directory of SQL DML scripts to import. the metadata backup if available (can be set in the Miscellaneous parameter with option -backup) the debug log (can be set in the UI or in conf/conf.properties with MIR_LOG_LEVEL=6) Refer to the current general known limitations at or bundled in Documentation/ReadMe/MIMBKnownLimitations.html Therefore, always prefer the bridge importing metadata from the live database via JDBC, instead of this bridge parsing SQL DDL (see limitations below). Such SQL DDL scripts may be incomplete, and may not be in sync with the actual database. If the SQL scripts only contain statements to create schema, tables, views, stored procedures, etc., then you must use the bridge importing from the SQL Data Definition Language (DDL) which only creates a data model of the database.Īs explained above, if the SQL DML scripts turned out to be just SQL DDL scripts (which are usually compiled in the database).
#Universal database definition full#
This bridge parses the full SQL Data Manipulation Language (DML) including statements to insert, update, delete data in tables, therefore creating a Data Integration (DI/ETL/ELT) model. database schema, tables, columns) as well as the Data Integration (DI/ETL/ELT) models for the data flow lineage between these data stores. This bridge parses a directory of IBM DB2 database SQL Data Manipulation Language (SQL DML) scripts to extract the data models of their source and target data stores (e.g. Metadata: Multi-Model, Data Store (Physical Data Model), (Source and Target Data Stores, Transformation Lineage, Expression Parsing)Ĭomponent: SqlScriptIbmDb2 version 11.1.0 Tool: IBM / DB2 Universal Database (UDB) version 9.7 to 11.x via SQL TXT File Multi-Model, Data Store (Physical Data Model), (Source and Target Data Stores, Transformation Lineage, Expression Parsing) via SQL TXT File
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