DB Table Creator

Options

Settings

Schema

The optional schema of the table.

Table name

The name of the table.

Create temporary table

If checked, a temporary table is created. The scope of the created table and time it exists depends on the database specific handling of temporary tables.

Create table if it does not exist

If checked, the table is only created when it doesn't exist in the database. If the table exists and the option isn't enabled the node will fail with a database specific error message. If supported by the database the node creates a CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS statement otherwise the node executes a query first to check if the table exists.

Use dynamic settings

If checked, the dynamic settings are enabled and the dynamic settings tabs are visible. The "Columns" and "Keys" tab become read-only to allow you a preview of the dynamic settings.

Columns

Column Name

The name of the column.

Column Type

The type of the column. Double-click to edit or add a new SQL type.

Not Null

If checked, the column cannot be null.

Keys

Key Name

The name of the key

Key Columns

The columns used to define the key

Primary Key

If checked, the key is a primary key. Otherwise, it is a unique key.

Additional Options

SQL Statment

The sql statement to append after the regular create table statement e.g. db specific storage information. The statement gets simply appended to the automatically generated create table statement and executed as a single statement.

Dynamic Type Settings

Name-Based SQL Type Mapping

In the Name-Based SQL Type Mapping, a user can define the default SQL type mapping for a set of columns based on the column names. Use the "Add" button to add a new row containing the name pattern of the columns that should be mapped. The name pattern can either be a string with wildcard or a regular expression. The mappings defined in the Name-Based SQL Type Mapping have a higher priority than the mappings defined in the KNIME-Based SQL Type Mapping.

Supported wildcards are * (matches any number of characters) and ? (matches one character) e.g. KNI* would match all strings that start with KNI such as KNIME whereas KNI? would match only strings that start with KNI followed by a fourth character. Double click the "Name Pattern" cell to edit the pattern.

KNIME-Based SQL Type Mapping

In the KNIME-based SQL Type Mapping, a user can define the default SQL type mapping based on KNIME data type. Use the "Add" button to add a new row containing the KNIME data type that should be mapped.

Name Pattern

The name pattern of the columns.

RegEx

Check this option if the search pattern is a regular expression, otherwise it is treated as string with wildcards ('*' and '?').

SQL Type

The SQL type that should be mapped to the columns. Double-click to edit or add a new SQL type.

KNIME Type

The KNIME data type of the columns.

Dynamic Keys Settings

Dynamic Keys Settings

The Dynamic Keys Settings can be used to dynamically define the key definitions based on the column names. Use the "Add" button to add a new row containing the name pattern of the columns that should be used to define a new key. The name pattern can either be a string with wildcard or a regular expression. Take a look at the description of "Name-Based SQL Type Mapping" for examples of supported wildcards. Double click the "Name Pattern" cell to edit the pattern.

Name Pattern

The name pattern of the columns.

RegEx

Check this option if the search pattern is a regular expression, otherwise it is treated as string with wildcards ('*' and '?').

Key Name

The name of the key.

Primary Key

If checked, the key is a primary key. Otherwise, it is a unique key

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