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JDBC Source Table

Function

The JDBC connector is a Flink's built-in connector to read data from a database.

Prerequisites

  • An enhanced datasource connection with the database has been established, so that you can configure security group rules as required.
  • You have set up an enhanced datasource connection. For details, see Enhanced Datasource Connections in the Data Lake Insight User Guide.
  • For details about how to configure security group rules, see Security Group Overview in the Virtual Private Cloud User Guide.

Syntax

create table jbdcSource (
  attr_name attr_type 
  (',' attr_name attr_type)* 
  (','PRIMARY KEY (attr_name, ...) NOT ENFORCED)
  (',' watermark for rowtime_column_name as watermark-strategy_expression)
)
with (
  'connector.type' = 'jdbc',
  'connector.url' = '',
  'connector.table' = '',
  'connector.username' = '',
  'connector.password' = ''
);

Parameters

Table 1 Parameter description

Parameter

Mandatory

Description

connector.type

Yes

Data source type. Set this parameter to jdbc.

connector.url

Yes

Database URL

connector.table

Yes

Name of the table where the data to be read from the database is located

connector.driver

No

Driver required for connecting to the database If you do not set this parameter, the automatically extracted URL will be used.

connector.username

No

Database authentication username. This parameter must be configured in pair with connector.password.

connector.password

No

Database authentication password. This parameter must be configured in pair with connector.username.

connector.read.partition.column

No

Name of the column used to partition the input

This parameter is mandatory if connector.read.partition.lower-bound, connector.read.partition.upper-bound, and

connector.read.partition.num are configured.

connector.read.partition.lower-bound

No

Lower bound of values to be fetched for the first partition

This parameter is mandatory if connector.read.partition.column, connector.read.partition.upper-bound, and

connector.read.partition.num are configured.

connector.read.partition.upper-bound

No

Upper bound of values to be fetched for the last partition

This parameter is mandatory if connector.read.partition.column, connector.read.partition.lower-bound, and

connector.read.partition.num are configured.

connector.read.partition.num

No

Number of partitions to be created

This parameter is mandatory if connector.read.partition.column, connector.read.partition.upper-bound, and

connector.read.partition.upper-bound are configured.

connector.read.fetch-size

No

Number of rows fetched from the database each time The default value is 0, indicating the hint is ignored.

Precautions

None

Example

create table jdbcSource (
  car_id STRING,
  car_owner STRING,
  car_age INT,
  average_speed INT,
  total_miles INT)
with (
  'connector.type' = 'jdbc',
  'connector.url' = 'jdbc:mysql://xx.xx.xx.xx:3306/xx',
  'connector.table' = 'jdbc_table_name',
  'connector.driver' = 'com.mysql.jdbc.Driver',
  'connector.username' = 'xxx',
  'connector.password' = 'xxxxxx'
);
Parent topic: Creating a Source Table