Data Warehouses
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Luden supports the following Data Warehouses (DWH) as destinations:
This article explains which features are available for each DWH and implementation details.
| Feature | Status | Details |
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| Feature | Status | Details |
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| Feature | Status | Details |
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| Feature | Status | Details |
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| Feature | Status | Details |
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Push events (API keys) stream mode
Supported
If destination table has primary key:
INSERT INTO destination_table(...) VALUES ... ON CONFLICT ON CONSTRAINT primary_key DO UPDATE SET ...
If destination table has no primary key:
INSERT INTO destination_table(...) VALUES ...
Push events (API keys) batch mode
Supported
If destination table has primary key:
In SQL transaction:
1. create tmp_table
2. insert multiple rows into tmp_table
3. insert from tmp_table: INSERT INTO destination_table(...) SELECT ... FROM tmp_table ON CONFLICT ON CONSTRAINT primary_key DO UPDATE SET ...
4. delete tmp_table
If destination table has no primary key:
In SQL transaction:
1. insert multiple rows into destination table
Pull events (Sources)
Supported*
*JavaScript Transformation currently not applied to pulled data
In SQL transaction:
1. Delete previous data for current sync interval: DELETE FROM destination_table WHERE _time_interval=?
2. See Push events (API keys) batch mode
User Recognition stream mode
Supported
Primary key on eventn_ctx_event_id field is required for destination table.
UPDATE destination_table SET .. WHERE eventn_ctx_event_id=?
User Recognition batch mode
Supported
Primary key on eventn_ctx_event_id field is required for destination table.
Same as Push events (API keys) batch mode
Push events (API keys) stream mode
Supported
INSERT INTO destination_table (...) VALUES ...
Push events (API keys) batch mode
Supported
INSERT INTO destination_table (...) VALUES ...
Pull events (Sources)
Supported*
*JavaScript Transformation currently not applied to pulled data
1. Delete previous data for current sync interval: ALTER TABLE destination_table DELETE WHERE _time_interval=?
2. See Push events (API keys) batch mode
User Recognition stream mode
Supported*
INSERT INTO destination_table (...) VALUES ...
User Recognition batch mode
Supported*
INSERT INTO destination_table (...) VALUES ...
Push events (API keys) stream mode
Supported
INSERT INTO destination_table(...) VALUES ...
Push events (API keys) batch mode
Supported
1. Upload file with data to S3
2. Copy data from S3 to destination table: copy destination_table from 's3://...'
3. Delete data from S3
Pull events (Sources)
Supported*
*JavaScript Transformation currently not applied to pulled data
If destination table has primary key:
In SQL transaction:
1. Delete previous data for current sync interval: DELETE FROM destination_table WHERE _time_interval=?
2. create tmp_table
3. insert multiple rows into tmp_table
4. delete from destination table duplicated rows DELETE FROM destination_table using tmp_table where primary_key_columns=? .
5. insert from tmp_table: INSERT INTO destination_table (...) select ... from tmp_table
6. delete tmp_table
If destination table has no primary key:
In SQL transaction:
1. Delete previous data for current sync interval: DELETE FROM destination_table WHERE _time_interval=?
2. insert multiple rows into destination table
User Recognition stream mode
Supported
Primary key on eventn_ctx_event_id field is required for destination table.
UPDATE destination_table SET .. WHERE eventn_ctx_event_id=?
User Recognition batch mode
Supported
Primary key on eventn_ctx_event_id field is required for destination table.
In SQL transaction:
1. create tmp_table
2. insert multiple rows into tmp_table
3. delete from destination table duplicated rows DELETE FROM destination_table using tmp_table where eventn_ctx_event_id=? .
4. insert from tmp_table: INSERT INTO destination_table (...) select ... from tmp_table
5. delete tmp_table
Push events (API keys) stream mode
Supported
INSERT INTO destination_table(...) VALUES ...
Push events (API keys) batch mode
Supported
S3:
1. Upload file with data to S3
2. Copy data from S3 to destination table: copy into destination_table (...) from 's3://...'
3. Delete data from S3
Google Cloud Storage:
1. Upload file with data to GCS
2. Copy data from GCS to destination table: copy into destination_table (...) from @...
3. Delete data from GCS
Pull events (Sources)
Supported*
*JavaScript Transformation currently not applied to pulled data
If destination table has primary key:
In SQL transaction:
1. Delete previous data for current sync interval: DELETE FROM destination_table WHERE _time_interval=?
2. create tmp_table
3. insert multiple rows into tmp_table
4. merge into destination table: MERGE INTO destination_table USING (SELECT ... FROM tmp_table) ON primary_key_columns=? WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE SET ... WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN INSERT (...) VALUES (...)
5. delete tmp_table
If destination table has no primary key:
In SQL transaction:
1. Delete previous data for current sync interval: DELETE FROM destination_table WHERE _time_interval=?
2. insert multiple rows into destination table
User Recognition stream mode
Supported
Primary key on eventn_ctx_event_id field is required for destination table.
UPDATE destination_table SET .. WHERE eventn_ctx_event_id=?
User Recognition batch mode
Supported
Primary key on eventn_ctx_event_id field is required for destination table.
In SQL transaction:
1. Delete previous data for current sync interval: DELETE FROM destination_table WHERE _time_interval=?
2. create tmp_table
3. insert multiple rows into tmp_table
4. merge into destination table: MERGE INTO destination_table USING (SELECT ... FROM tmp_table) ON eventn_ctx_event_id=? WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE SET ... WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN INSERT (...) VALUES (...)
5. delete tmp_table
Feature
Status
Details
Push events (API keys) stream mode
Supported
Insert using bigquery API
Push events (API keys) batch mode
Supported
1. Upload file with data to GCS 2. Copy data from GCS to destination table using bigquery API 3. Delete data from GCS
Pull events (Sources)
Not supported
User Recognition stream mode
Not supported
User Recognition batch mode
Not supported
Push events (API keys) stream mode
Supported
If destination table has primary key:
INSERT INTO destination_table(...) VALUES ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE ...
If destination table has no primary key:
INSERT INTO destination_table(...) VALUES ...
Push events (API keys) batch mode
Supported
If destination table has primary key:
In SQL transaction:
1. create tmp_table
2. insert multiple rows into tmp_table
3. insert from tmp_table: INSERT INTO destination_table(...) SELECT * FROM (SELECT ... FROM tmp_table) AS tmp ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE ...
4. delete tmp_table
If destination table has no primary key:
In SQL transaction:
1. insert multiple rows into destination table
Pull events (Sources)
Supported*
*JavaScript Transformation currently not applied to pulled data
In SQL transaction:
1. Delete previous data for current sync interval: DELETE FROM destination_table WHERE _time_interval=?
2. See Push events (API keys) batch mode
User Recognition stream mode
Supported
Primary key on eventn_ctx_event_id field is required for destination table.
UPDATE destination_table SET .. WHERE eventn_ctx_event_id=?
User Recognition batch mode
Supported
Primary key on eventn_ctx_event_id field is required for destination table.
Same as Push events (API keys) batch mode