You can create an Advanced Database Layout Builder feature helps you to upload a sample or an original source (JSON downloaded from Adv. Database layout manage page) file to define the layout. By default, this feature using Layout Builder in Adeptia Connect. Layout Builder helps you create an Advanced Database Layout by importing a JSON (downloaded from Advanced Database Layout manage page) file or by using a database table. By default, Layout Builder remains disabled in the product . You – you need to enable this feature before you start working on this. enable it before you can create a layout.
Steps to create Advanced Database Layout:
- Click Configure > LAYOUTS > Advanced Database.
- Click Create Advanced Database Layout.
- On the Create Layout screen, select the Layout Builder option from the drop-down list of option in the Select Layout UI Type field.
- Click Next. The Create New Advanced Database screen is displayed.
text boxes
Info - Import Definition file
- Use Database Table
Using Import Definition File
- Select Import Definition File.
- Select the type of file from JSON in the drop down list. The available option is JSON.Definition File File field.
Browse and upload the
dataJSON file
inin the Upload Data File field.
- Select the project from the Project drop-down list field.
Click Continue.
Using Use Database Table
- Select Use Database Table.
- Select the database info activity from the Database Info drop-down list field. You can also edit the database info by clicking button.
- Select the project from the Project drop-down list field.
Click Continue.
On theAnchor
On the Record Definition pageDatabase Schema Database Schema page,
select the Database Schema from the drop-down listin the Database Schema field, select a database layout to create the first record.
drop-down list of theInfo When you select the Database Schema, all the database tables associated with the selected schema are populated in the Database Table field. Select the
required Database Table from the drop-down listrequired database table from the Database Table field. Based on the selected Database Table,
column details willColumn Details will be displayed.
In
the column detailsthe Column Details, select the column(s) that you want to include in Select
Query by selecting the checkboxquery statement.
to include column(s) in Select Query.Info You can also select the Primary Key checkbox
Based on the selected column(s), Select Query will be displayed in the Query Editor. YouInfo You can also enter the Query in the Query Editor manually. if you want the field to be the Primary Key. Primary Key is the field on the basis of which the layout updates the target database table. You can use Primary Key only when you are using database layout activity as target database.
As you select a column, the Select query statement is automatically defined in the Query Editor field. You can also manually define an altogether new or update an existing Select query statement in this field. You can edit the query and add
thethe where clause with dynamic parameters as shown in the screenshot below
screenshot.Placeholders will be shown for
. For all the added dynamic parameters
, wherea new field called Placeholders is added to the screen – here you can enter the values
of placeholders which is used to generate the XSD for this schema.for the dynamic parameters.
Click Save to add this record
on main view.
The Record Definition page displays the details of created records and Records Hierarchy.
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windowInfo - On Record Definition
click- screen, you can
to edit and click to remove record.On Records Hierarchy window, You can- Click
Records Hierarchy displays selected Database table name.- to edit a record.
- Click to remove a record.
- The database table you selected in the previous step gets listed under the Records Hierarchy panel. You can also click to add a root table.
hover over the table name and click to add- You can
and click to- select a table under the Record Hierarchy panel and,
- Click to add a child table
- to it.
- Click to view the data in the table.
- Select the Project from the drop-down list of Project.
Expand the Advanced Properties
to view the advanced properties of the layout.
Define the Character-set encoding for your Database layout in the Character Set Encoding field. For example UTF-8.
Schema VersionSelect the Auto increment Key Support checkbox if required. This feature is used when the parent table's Auto Increment column is referenced in the child table. Enabling this checkbox automatically populates the value in the child table's foreign key column with the Auto increment column's value from the parent table.
- Select schema version 2.0 checkbox if you want to create the layout without the name dependency.
Select the Filter Invalid XML Characters checkbox to filter out invalid XML characters (if any) in the input data
Info In case, the input data contains some characters that are invalid in XML, then this may result in the mapping getting aborted. Select the Query Batch Update checkbox to enable the query batch update, and enter the batch size in the Query Batch Size field.
Info Enabling the Query Batch Update checkbox leads to database updation in batches as per the positive value set in the Query
Batch Size field.
For example, setting a value '10' in the Query
Batch Size field will group 10 separate statements and submit them as a single batch. However setting the value to '0' will disable the batch execution and execution of every statement will occur simultaneously.
You can achieve performance optimization by using batch update. The advantage of batch update is to reduce the network calls to the database by not executing every single SQL query when they are raised. By using this feature, you can send multiple queries to the database in a single instant and thereby reducing the number of JDBC calls and improving performance.
This feature is available for the Insert and Update operation only.Select the Use Commit Count
check box checkbox to enable the Commit Count field, and enter the number of statements that you want to commit to the database in a single instance in a field.
Info When you set the commit count value to a positive integer value then the layout starts and commits a batch of transaction as per the number in the Commit Count text box. This helps in reducing the network traffic and in turn increases network performance. This is called as batch transaction.
To handle Null or Empty elements, check - On the Database Layout screen, click the Save button
Select the Handle Null/Empty Element(s)
true. Check this option false to skip this handling. By default the option is checked true. checkbox to handle Null or Empty elements.
Select the Use Parent/Child DataSet. This field works in tandem with Commit Count.
- If this checkbox and Commit Count is enabled then this will call commit when parent record (including its hierarchy) count is equal to commit count. In case of any error rollback will not happen
- If this checkbox is enabled and Commit Count is disabled then this will call commit count for every record including its hierarchy. In case of any error in the record including its hierarchy, the complete record will be rolled back.
- If this checkbox is disabled and Commit Count is enabled then this will call commit when count of its parent and its child record is equal to commit count. In case of any error rollback will not happen.
- Click Save Layout to save the Advanced Database Layout.
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Only one of the options between Handle Null/Empty Element(s) and Update Empty Tag should be checked true. Checking both of these true will abort the process flow. |
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Adding a Child table
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Adding a Child table |
You can also add a child table to the parent table. To add a child table, follow the steps given below:
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Before adding a child table, make sure you have defined a Primary Key inthe parent table. |
- In the Record Hierarchy panel, select the parent table and click .
Follow the instructions from step e to step g in the section Using Use Database Table.
Info You need to define a related key in the Related Key column in the column details to establish the relationship between the child and parent database table. - Click Save.
The child table is added to the Record Hierarchy panel.