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  1. Introduction to ODBC Connector
  2. ODBC connections
  3. Synchronization tasks with ODBC Connector
  4. Mappings and mapping tasks with ODBC Connector
  5. Pushdown optimization (SQL ELT)
  6. Data type reference

ODBC Connector

ODBC Connector

Configuring pushdown optimization

Configuring pushdown optimization

To optimize a mapping, add the mapping to a task, and then configure pushdown optimization in the
mapping
task.
Before you configure pushdown optimization, complete the following tasks:
  • Download and configure the database-specific ODBC drivers on Windows or Linux on the Secure Agent machine.
  • In
    Data Integration
    , select the appropriate ODBC subtype, such as Azure DW, DB2, Google BigQuery, Redshift, PostgreSQL, Snowflake, or Teradata in the ODBC connection properties.
  • To configure pushdown optimization to any other supported databases, for example, Microsoft Access or Netezza, select the
    ODBC subtype
    as
    Other
    in the ODBC connection properties.
  • If you connect to Netezza or Teradata from Linux, you must select
    Data Direct
    as the
    Driver Manager for Linux
    in the ODBC connection properties.
Configure source or full pushdown optimization in the
Pushdown Optimization
section.
  1. In the
    Schedule
    tab of the
    mapping
    task, navigate to the
    Pushdown Optimization
    section.
  2. From the
    Pushdown Optimization
    list, select the required type of pushdown optimization.
    The following image shows the pushdown optimization options:
    You can configure source or full pushdown optimization for Teradata sources and targets.
    For information about other advanced session properties related to pushdown optimization, such as
    Create Temporary View
    ,
    Create Temporary Sequence
    , and
    Allow Pushdown for User Incompatible Connections
    , see the topic "Advanced Session Properties" under Tasks > Mapping Tasks in the
    Data Integration
    documentation.

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