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CloudConnectDataReader reads data stored in our internal binary CloudConnect data format files.
Component | Data source | Input ports | Output ports | Each to all outputs1) | Different to different outputs2) | Transformation | Transf. req. | Java | CTL |
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CloudConnectDataReader | cloudconnect binary file | 0 | 1-n | yes | no | no | no | no | no |
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1) Component sends each data record to all connected output ports.
2) Component sends different data records to different output ports using return values of the transformation. See Return Values of Transformations for more information.
CloudConnectDataReader reads data stored in our internal binary CloudConnect data format files. It can also read data from compressed files, console, or dictionary.
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Since 2.9 version of CloudConnect CloudConnectDataWriter writes also a header to output files with the version number. For this reason, CloudConnectDataReader expects that files in CloudConnect binary format contain such a header with the version number. CloudConnectDataReader 2.9 cannot read files written by older versions of CloudConnect nor these older versions can read data written by CloudConnectDataWriter 2.9. |
Port type | Number | Required | Description | Metadata |
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Output | 0 | yes | For correct data records | Any1) |
1-n | no | For correct data records | Output 0 |
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1): Metadata can use Autofilling Functions.
Attribute | Req | Description | Possible values |
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File URL | yes | Attribute specifying what data source(s) will be read (flat file, console, input port, dictionary). See Supported File URL Formats for Readers. | |
Index file URL1) | Name of the index file, including path. See Supported File URL Formats for Readers. See also Output File Structure for more information about index file names. | ||
Advanced | |||
Number of skipped records | Number of records to be skipped. See Selecting Input Records. | 0-N | |
Max number of records | Maximum number of records to be read. See Selecting Input Records. | 0-N | |
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Start record | Has exclusive meaning: Last record before the first that is already read. Has lower priority than Number of skipped records. | 0 (default) | 1-n | |
Final record | Has inclusive meaning: Last record to be read. Has lower priority than Max number of records. | all (default) | 1-n |
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1) Please note this is a deprecated attribute. If it is not specified, all records must be read.