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    Step 3 - Confirm & Apply

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    Article Summary

    This article explains Step 3 of setting up an ETL Configuration. In this step, users can review and save their settings. They should check their settings for any errors before saving. If needed, they can run a test execution to check if the settings are correct. Once the test is successful, they should click Save to finish the configuration setup process.

    Overview

    This page explains the Step 3 - Confirm & Apply step, when setting up an ETL Configuration.

    Step 3 - Confirm & Apply

    In step 3 you can review and save your ETL Configuration settings.

    Checking Your Configuration

    1. Check your settings. If there are no problems with your settings, click Save.

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    2. If needed, enter a description for your changes and click Save.
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    • Your configuration is created.

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    Next Steps

    For information on running your ETL Configuration, see Executing an ETL Job.

    Test Execution

    For some destination connectors such as BigQuery, you can run a test execution to check if your settings are correct by clicking Run Test Execution with Modified Settings.

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    A popup window will appear. From here click Run Test Execution to perform the test.

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    After being redirected to the confirmation screen, wait for the test to complete.

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    Once the test run completes, if successful, Test Execution Complete will appear as shown below.
    If the test fails, check your configuration settings in step 1 and step 2, then try again.

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    After confirming that the test execution is successful, click Save at the bottom of the screen.

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    Finally, the Save & Apply ETL Configuration popup window will appear. Click Save to finish.

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