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  1. Introducing Mass Ingestion
  2. Getting Started with Mass Ingestion
  3. Connectors and Connections
  4. Mass Ingestion Applications
  5. Mass Ingestion Databases
  6. Mass Ingestion Files
  7. Mass Ingestion Streaming
  8. Monitoring Mass Ingestion Jobs
  9. Asset Management
  10. Troubleshooting

Mass Ingestion

Mass Ingestion

SAP HANA Source and Amazon Redshift Target

SAP HANA Source and Amazon Redshift Target

The following table identifies the default data-type mappings for Mass Ingestion Databases configurations with a SAP HANA source and an Amazon Redshift target:
SAP HANA Source Data Type
Amazon Redshift Target Data Type
alphanum(
precision
), 1 <= p <= 127
character(
size
), 1 <= s <= 127
array
1
character varying(65535)
bigint
bigint
binary(
size
), 1 <= s <= 2000
character varying(
size
), 2 <= s <= 4000
bintext
1
blob
1
boolean
boolean
char(
size
), 1 <= s <= 2000
character(
size
), 1 <= s <= 2000
clob
1
date
date
decimal
character varying(255)
decimal(38,38)
character varying(41)
decimal(p,s), 1 <= p <= 38, 0 <= s <= 37
numeric(p,s), 1 <= p <= 38, 0 <= s <= 37
double
double precision
float
double precision
integer
integer
nchar(
size
), 1 <= s <= 2000
character varying(
size
), 4 <= s <= 8000
nclob
1
nvarchar(
size
), 1 <= s <= 5000
character varying(
size
), 4 <= s <= 20000
real
real
real
real
seconddate
timestamp without time zone
shorttext(
precision
), 1 <= p <= 5000
character varying(
size
), 1 <= s <= 5000
smalldecimal
character varying(255)
smallint
smallint
st_geometry
1
character varying(65535)
st_point
1
character varying(65535)
text
1
time
time without time zone
timestamp
character varying(27)
timestamp
timestamp without time zone
tinyint
smallint
varbinary(
size
), 1 <= s <= 5000
character varying(
size
), 2 <= s <= 10000
varchar(
size
), 1 <= s <= 5000
character varying(
size
), 1 <= s <= 5000
1. Unsupported source data type. Mass Ingestion Databases replicates only nulls for columns that have these unsupported data types, even thought they are mapped to the default target data types.

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