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    Data Source - KARTE Datahub
    • 07 Dec 2022
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    Data Source - KARTE Datahub

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    This is a machine-translated version of the original Japanese article.
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    This is a help page for setting up data transfer from KARTE Datahub.

    For details on the KARTE Datahub side, see External Service Integration (trocco).

    Setting items

    STEP1 Basic settings

    Itemnamerequireddefault
    		valuecontent
    KARTE Datahub connection informationYes-Check the connection information of KARTE Datahub.
    bucketYes-Enter the name of the bucket to which you want to transfer data.
    Path prefixYes-Specify the path prefix to which the data is transferred.
    trocco outputs multiple files to the destination bucket, starting with the path prefix.
    During transfer, files matching the path prefix will be deleted and new files will be uploaded.
    If you need to keep past files, you can use custom variables and embed the transfer date and time in the path prefix.
    You can separate the path prefix for each transfer.
    For example, set a custom variable with the path prefix trocco//               data.
    If you made the transfer on January 1, 2020,
    trocco/20200101/data.000.00.csv
    You can separate paths by date, for example:
    Input file formatYes.CSVYou can choose the format of the output file.
    Please see here for details.
    Transfer MethodYesTransfer AllSelect whether to transfer all records or transfer differential.
    Last Forwarded PathNo-You can enter this if the transfer method is set to Delta Transfer. When performing a differential update, data newer than the path specified here is transferred.
    If the form is blank, forward it from the beginning.
    Do not change this value unless you have a specific reason to do so. Data duplication may occur.
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