Unlock a world of possibilities! Login now and discover the exclusive benefits awaiting you.
Hi,
In my source system, there are several tables that share the exact same schema, for example something like:
When I select them in a Replicate task, each table is written to its own target folder/table in S3.
Question:
Thanks!
Hello @gideeeh
Qlik Replicate does not support merging multiple physical source tables into a single target table or a single target folder. Each source table defined in the task is treated as an individual replication entity, and Replicate requires a one-to-one mapping between a source table and a target table
Because of this architectural design, Replicate cannot combine or union data from multiple source tables during replication.
You can find the limitation in the guide list.
Replicate-Setup-and-User-Guide
Regards,
Sachin B
Hello @gideeeh ,
If you mean loading the tables during Full Load, then yes, there are ways to handle that. The simplest approach is to create a VIEW on the source side that combines those tables, and then load the view’s data into S3.
Hope this helps.
John.
If the target database is a RDMS; it might be possible to land the data into their individual tables on the destination and the build triggers off these tables to copy the action into a single "merged" table