164 Choose Source File 164 Choose Delimiter 165 Choose Additional Options 167 Choose Target Table / Collection 167 Adjust Field Structures and Map Fields 168 Choose Import Mode 169 Generation (Available only in Non-Essentials Edition) 190 About Data Generation 190 Choose Target Connection (Step 1) 190 Choose Objects & Column Properties (Step 2) 191 Use Generator (Step the query has input parameters. Query Results You can run the query in any servers. Select the target connection, database and/or schema from the drop-down list on the toolbar, and then click Run

164 Choose Source File 164 Choose Delimiter 165 Choose Additional Options 166 Choose Target Table / Collection 167 Adjust Field Structures and Map Fields 167 Choose Import Mode 168 Generation (Available only in Non-Essentials Edition) 190 About Data Generation 190 Choose Target Connection (Step 1) 190 Choose Objects & Column Properties (Step 2) 191 Use Generator (Step the query has input parameters. Query Results You can run the query in any servers. Select the target connection, database and/or schema from the drop-down list on the toolbar, and then click Run

Generation (Available only in Non-Essentials Edition) 185 About Data Generation 185 Choose Target Connection (Step 1) 185 Choose Objects & Column Properties (Step 2) 186 Use Generator (Step the query has input parameters. Query Results You can run the query in any servers. Select the target connection, database and/or schema from the drop-down menu on the toolbar, and then click . If you can modify the template. Query Results You can run the query in any servers. Select the target connection and database from the drop-down menu on the toolbar, and then click . If the query

Choose Source File 38 Choose Delimiter 40 2 Choose Additional Options 41 Choose Target Table 42 Adjust Field Structures 42 Preview Data 42 Start Import 43 Add Query 43 Query File Format • Choose Source File • Choose Delimiter • Choose Additional Options • Choose Target Table • Adjust Field Structures • Preview Data • Start Import Choose File Format Select are imported as Base64 encoded or no encoding in the file. Choose Target Table You are allowed to define a new name for the target table. For importing multiple tables, all tables will be shown

Choose Source File 37 Choose Delimiter 38 2 Choose Additional Options 39 Choose Target Table 40 Adjust Field Structures 40 Preview Data 40 Start Import 41 Add Query 41 Query • Choose Source File 37 • Choose Delimiter • Choose Additional Options • Choose Target Table • Adjust Field Structures • Preview Data • Start Import Choose File Format Select imported as Base64 encoded or no encoding in the file. 40 Choose Target Table You are allowed to define a new name for the target table. For importing multiple tables, all tables will be shown

File 38 Choose Record Format / File Options 38 2 Choose Format Options 40 Choose Target Table 40 Adjust Field Structures 41 Preview Data 41 Start Import 42 Add Query 42 Query Choose Source File • Choose Record Format / File Options • Choose Format Options • Choose Target Table • Adjust Field Structures • Preview Data • Start Import 38 Choose File Format Thousand Separator Specify the thousand separator for number. Choose Target Table You are allowed to define a new name for the target table. 41 For importing multiple tables, all tables will

properties of the database/schema. In the New Model window, choose Physical as Model Type and select the target Database and Version. You can also use the following features to create a physical model: you can choose to add or delete vertices and change its color, or go to the source view or the target table. The pop-up menu options of the view object in the canvas include: Option Description key connector. Go to Source Go to and select the source (child) table. Go to Target Go to and select the target (parent) table. Paste Paste the content from the clipboard into the diagram. Select

properties of the database/schema. In the New Model window, choose Physical as Model Type and select the target Database and Version. You can also use the following features to create a physical model: the differences between their structures, and offers synchronizing the structures in model to the target connection. To start the Synchronize to Database wizard, choose File -> Synchronize to Database The first step is to define connections, databases and/or schemas for the source model and the target connection. 64 You can click the Manage Connections button to view and edit connections