MACHLOADER

machloader is used to import/export text file data to the Machbase server. It works with CSV files by default, but it also supports other formats.

The features of machloader are as follows.

machloader can specify a datetime type in the schema file. The datetime type specified must be of the type supported by the Machbase server. One datetime type can be applied to all fields, and each field can have a different format.
To delete and input the input target table data, use the "-m replace" option.
machloader does not verify the schema and data file consistency. The user must check that the schema, tables, and data files meet the consistency.
machloader supports APPEND mode by default.
machloader does not use the "_ARRIVAL_TIME" column by default. You must use the "-a" option to import/export the corresponding column data.

The options for machloader can be seen with the following command:

[mach@localhost]$ machloader -h

Option	Description
-s, --server=SERVER	Enters Machbase server IP address (default: 127.0.0.1)
-u, --user=USER	Enters connecting user name (default: SYS)
-p, --password=PASSWORD	Connecting user password (default: MANAGER)
-P, --port=PORT	Machbase server port number (default: 5656)
-i, --import	Data import command option
-o, --export	Data export command option
-c, --schema	Command option to create schema file using the database table information
-t, --table=TABLE_NAME	Sets table name that is creating a schema file
-f, --form=SCHEMA_FORM_FILE	Specifies schema filename
-d, --data=DATA_FILE	Specifies a data file name
-l, --log=LOG_FILE	Specifies a machloader execution log file
-b, --bad=BAD_FILE	Records the data in which the input error occurred and specifies the file name that records the error description when executing -i option.
-m, --mode=MODE	Indicates import method when executing -i option. The append or replace option is available. Append enters the data after the existing data and replace deletes the existing data and enters the data.
-D, –delimiter=DELIMITER	Sets each field delimiter. The default value is ','.
-n, --newline=NEWLINE	Sets each record separator. The default is '\n'.
-e, --enclosure=ENCLOSURE	Sets the enclosing delimiter for each field.
-r, --format=FORMAT	Specifies the format for file input/output. (default: csv)
-a, --atime	Determines whether to use the built-in column "_ARRIVAL_TIME". The default value is to not use the column.
-z, --timezone	Set timezone ex) +0900 -1230
-I, --silent	Does not display copyright-related output and import/export status information.
-h, --help	Displays a list of options.
-F, --dateformat=DATEFORMAT	Sets the column dateformat. ("_arrival_time YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS") If you set 'unixtimestamp' instead of dateformat, the input value is regarded as the unix timestamp value. ("time_column unixtimestamp") If you set 'nanotimestamp' instead of dateformat, the input value is regarded as a timestamp value in nanoseconds. ("time_column nanotimestamp")
-E, --encoding=CHARACTER_SET	Sets the encoding of input/output files. Supported encodings are UTF8 (default), ASCII, MS949, KSC5601, EUCJP, SHIFTJIS, BIG5, GB231280, and UTF16.
-C, --create	Creates a table if one does not exist upon import.
-H, --header	Sets whether header information is present upon import/export. The default value is unset.
-S, --slash	Specifies the backslash delimiter.

Basic Usage

The table must be created first before running the usage below.

CSV File Import

Imports CSV file to Machbase server.

Option:

-i: import specification options
-d: data file naming options
-t: table name specification option

Example:

machloader -i -d data.csv -t table_name

CSV File Export

Writes data to a CSV file.

Option:

-o: export specification options
-d: data file naming options
-t: table name specification option

Example:

machloader -o -d data.csv -t table_name

Use CSV File Header

The header-related setting of the CSV file.

Option:

-i -H: Upon import, the first line of the csv file is recognized as a header. Therefore, the first line is excluded from input.
-o -H: Upon export, generates the csv header as the column name of the table.e

Example:

machloader -i -d data.csv -t table_name -H
machloader -o -d data.csv -t table_name -H

Automatic Table Creation

Regards automatic table creation.

Option:

-C: Automatically generates the table when importing. The column names are automatically generated as c0, c1, .... The generated column is varchar (32767) type.
-H: Generates column names with csv header name when importing.

Example:

machloader -i -d data.csv -t table_name -C
machloader -i -d data.csv -t table_name -C -H

Files Not CSV Format

Sets delimiter for files that are not in CSV format.

Option:

-D: Delimiter option for each field
-n: Specifies each record delimiter option
-e: Specifies the enclosing character for each field.

Example:

machloader -i -d data.txt -t table_name -D '^' -n '\n' -e '"'
machloader -o -d data.txt -t table_name -D '^' -n '\n' -e '"'

Specify Input Mode

When importing (with -i option), there are two modes, REPLACE and APPEND. APPEND is the default. Use REPLACE mode with caution because it deletes existing data.

Option:

-m: Specifies import mode

Example:

machloader -i -d data.csv -t table_name -m replace

Specify Connection Information

Specifies server IP, user, and password separately.

Option:

-s: Specifies server IP address (default: 127.0.0.1)
-P: Specifies server port number (default: 5656)
-u: Specifies the connecting user name (default: SYS)
-p: Specifies the password of the connecting user (default: MANAGER)

Example:

machloader -i -s 192.168.0.10 -P 5656 -u mach -p machbase -d data.csv -t table_name

Create Log File

Creates the execution log file for machloader.

Option:

-b: Sets the name of the log file to generate the data that is not input when importing.
-l: Sets the name of the log file to generate the data and error message that were not input when importing.

Example:

machloader -i -d data.csv -t table_name -b table_name.bad -l table_name.log

Create Schema File

The machloader schema file can be created. Import/export is possible even if the data type format is changed using a schema file or the number of columns in the table and data file is different.

Option:

-c: schema file creation options
-t: table name specification option
-f: created schema file name specification option

Example:

machloader -c -t table_name -f table_name.fmt
machloader -c -t table_name -f table_name.fmt -a

Set datetime Format in Schema File

The date format can be set to preference with the DATEFORMAT option.

Syntax:

# Set for all datetime columns.
DATEFORMAT <dateformat>

# Set for individual datetime column.
DATEFORMAT <column_name> <format>

Example:

-- Set dateformat for each field in datetest.csv file in the schema file (datetest.fmt).
datetest.fmt
table datetest
{
INS_DT datetime;
UPT_DT datetime;
}
DATEFORMAT ins_dt "YYYY/MM/DD HH12:MI:SS"
DATEFORMAT upt_dt "YYYY DD MM HH12:MI:SS"

datetest.csv
2017/02/20 11:05:23,2017 20 02 11:05:23
2017/02/20 11:06:34,2017 20 02 11:06:34

-- Import datetest.csv file and check input data.
machloader -i -f datetest.fmt -d datetest.csv
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Machbase Data Import/Export Utility.
Release Version 5.1.9.community
Copyright 2014, MACHBASE Corporation or its subsidiaries.
All Rights Reserved.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Import time : 0 hour 0 min 0.39 sec
Load success count : 2
Load fail count : 0

mach> SELECT * FROM datetest;
INS_DT UPT_DT
-------------------------------------------------------------------
2017-02-20 11:06:34 000:000:000 2017-02-20 11:06:34 000:000:000
2017-02-20 11:05:23 000:000:000 2017-02-20 11:05:23 000:000:000
[2] row(s) selected.
Elapsed time: 0.000

IGNORE

When you do not want to enter a specific field in the CSV file, you can set the IGNORE option in the fmt file.
The ignoretest.csv file has three fields, but if the last field is not needed, specify IGNORE in the column that is not needed in the fmt file.

Example:

-- Set ignore option for last field in ignoretest.fmt file.
ignoretest.fmt
table ignoretest
{
ID integer;
MSG varchar(40);
SUB_ID integer IGNORE;
}

ignoretest.csv
1, "msg1", 3
2, "msg2", 4


-- Import ignoretest.csv file and check input data.
machloader -i -f ignoretest.fmt -d ignoretest.csv
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Machbase Data Import/Export Utility.
Release Version 5.1.9.community
Copyright 2014, MACHBASE Corporation or its subsidiaries.
All Rights Reserved.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
NLS : US7ASCII EXECUTE MODE : IMPORT
SCHMEA FILE : ignoretest.fmt DATA FILE : ignoretest.csv
IMPORT_MODE : APPEND FILED TERM : ,
ROW TERM : \n ENCLOSURE : "
ARRIVAL_TIME : FALSE ENCODING : NONE
HEADER : FALSE CREATE TABLE : FALSE

Progress bar Imported records Error records
2 0

Import time : 0 hour 0 min 0.39 sec
Load success count : 2
Load fail count : 0


mach> SELECT * FROM ignoretest;
ID MSG
---------------------------------------------------------
2 msg2
1 msg1
[2] row(s) selected.
Elapsed time: 0.000

If Number of Columns Is More Than Number of Fields

If the number of columns in the table is greater than the number of fields in the data file, only the columns specified in the schema file are entered, and the other columns are entered as NULL.

If Number of Columns Is Less Than Number of Fields

If the number of columns in the table is less than the number of fields in the data file, fields not in the table must be excluded with the IGNORE option.

Example:

-- Import ignoretest.csv file and exclude input data by setting ignore option for last field.
loader_test.fmt
table loader_test
{
ID integer;
MSG varchar (40);
SUB_ID integer IGNORE;
}

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MACHLOADER

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Basic Usage

CSV File Import

CSV File Export

Use CSV File Header

Automatic Table Creation

Files Not CSV Format

Specify Input Mode

Specify Connection Information

Create Log File

Create Schema File

Set datetime Format in Schema File

IGNORE

If Number of Columns Is More Than Number of Fields

If Number of Columns Is Less Than Number of Fields

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