| Database |
The destination database to which data is to be imported.
Note If the destination database is managed in a database instance in Flexible Management or Stable Change mode, make sure that you have logged on to the database. If not, the database is
not displayed for you to select.
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| Associated Iterations |
Optional. The iteration that you want to associate with the data import. You can click
Select/Change Iteration to select an iteration.
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| Reason Category |
The reason for the data import. |
| Business Background |
The purpose or objective of the data import. Enter a detailed description to reduce
unnecessary communication.
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| Execution Method |
The way in which you want the ticket to be run. Valid values:
- After Audit Approved, Order Submitter Execute
- After Audit Approved, Auto Execute
- Last Auditor Execute
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| File Encoding |
The encoding algorithm to be used by the destination database. Valid values:
- UTF-8
- GBK
- ISO-8859-1
- Automatic Identification
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| Import mode |
The import mode. Valid values:
- Speed Mode: In the Execute step, the SQL statements in the uploaded file are read and directly
executed to import data to the specified destination database. Compared with the security
mode, this mode can be used to import data in a less secure but more efficient manner.
Note By default, the speed mode is disabled for a database instance that is managed in
Security Collaboration mode. You can enable the speed mode by performing the following
operations: Go to the page of the security rule set that applies to the database instance and click the
SQL Correct tab. In the list under the Basic Configuration Item checkpoint, modify the Whether data import supports selecting speed mode configuration.
- Security mode: In the Precheck step, the uploaded file is parsed, and the SQL statements or CSV
file data in the uploaded file is cached. In the Execute step, the cached SQL statements
are read and executed to import data, or the cached CSV file data is read and imported
to the specified destination database. This mode can be used to import data in a more
secure but less efficient manner.
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| File type |
The format of the file for data import. Valid values:
- SQL Script: By default, you can use only the INSERT and REPLACE statements to import
data to database instances that are managed in Security Collaboration mode. If you
want to use other SQL statements to import data, modify the security rules for data
import as a database administrator (DBA) or DMS administrator. You can modify the
security rules by performing the following operations: Go to the Details page of the security rule set that applies to the database instance and click the
SQL Correct tab. In the list under the Batch Data import rules checkpoint, modify the security rules as needed.
- CSV: The delimiters in the file must be commas (,).
- Excel: The file can contain field names as headers and data, or contain only data.
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| Target Table Name |
The destination table to which data is to be imported. |
| Data Location |
The type of the file for data import. Valid values:
- 1st behavioral attributes: The first row of the table contains field names.
- 1st behavioral data: The first row of the table contains data.
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| Write mode |
The mode that you want to use to write the imported data to the destination table.
Valid values:
- INSERT: The database checks the primary key when data is written. If a duplicate primary
key value exists, an error message is returned.
- INSERT_IGNORE: If the imported data contains data records that are the same as those
in the destination table, the new data records are ignored.
- REPLACE_INTO: If the imported data contains a row that has the same value for the
primary key or unique index as one in the destination table, the database deletes
the existing row and inserts the new one into the destination table.
Note You can use the INSERT INTO, INSERT IGNORE, or REPLACE INTO statement to write data to ApsaraDB RDS for MySQL, PolarDB for MySQL, PolarDB-X,
AnalyticDB for MySQL, and ApsaraDB for OceanBase databases. You can use only the INSERT INTO statement to write data to other databases.
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| Attachment |
The file for data import. Click Upload a file to upload a file.
Note
- Supported file types include SQL, CSV, TXT, XLSX, and ZIP.
- The uploaded file can be up to 5 GB in size.
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| Other Options |
Optional. Specifies whether to skip errors.
- By default, the check box is cleared. If an error occurs, DMS stops executing SQL
statements and sends an error message.
- If you select the check box, DMS skips errors and continues to execute SQL statements.
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| SQL Statements for Rollback |
- Optional. Valid values:
- Text: the SQL statements for rolling back the data import operation. Enter the SQL statements
in the SQL Text field.
- Attachment: the SQL file for rolling back the data import operation.
Note
- Supported file types include SQL, TXT, and ZIP.
- The file can be up to 15 MB in size.
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| Change Stakeholder |
Optional. The stakeholders involved in the data import. All specified stakeholders
can view the ticket details and assist in the approval process. Irrelevant users other
than DMS administrators and DBAs are not allowed to view the ticket details.
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| Attachments |
Optional. The images or files that contain other necessary information for the ticket.
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