Complete the following steps to import data from a file on a server and create a new
table in Connect.
- From the Home screen, select the
Add button under Tables.
- In Datasets, enter Oracle and select the
appropriate connector from the results.
- Under Connection, select the connection that
you previously set up. If you have not previously set up a connection,
select New Connection and follow the steps in the
previous section.
- On the left panel, enter a Name that identifies the table
and select a Folder to save the table.
- Under Skip to SQL, select Yes so skip the import options and enter the SQL statement manually. Select
No to use the Minitab Connect options to create the SQL statement.
- Under Type of Pull, select whether you want to pull a single table, multiple tables, or all
tables.
- Select Next.
- Under Owner, select the owner of the tables to filter the available
tables by owner. Then in Table/View, select the table
to import. You can also enter text to further filter the results.
- Select Save
. If you go to the
Prep Tool and select Run
, Minitab Connect
displays the imported data. Note
If no data appears
after you select Run, select Reset Config
.
When you save the import, Connect creates a flow with the settings that you selected. For more
information on how to schedule a flow and add more data processes to clean data, go
to Overview of the Flow Tool
.
Export a file to a connection
Complete the following steps to export data from a Minitab Connect table.
- Open the Outputs tab of the Flow Tool
.
- Select the plus sign
beside
Export to add a new export.
- From Export, select New Export to set up an export to a
server. If you select One Time Download, Connect downloads the
file to your computer and does not create an export.
- Enter a Name for the export.
- Under View, select a saved view of
the table. If you select None, Connect exports all the
data from the table. For more information on saved views, go to Example of
creating a data view.
- Under Delivery, select Connection.
- Under Connection, select the Oracle
connection that you previously set up.
You can specify the file type and file name along with other options. Select
Save to add the export to the list of exports in the Outputs tab. Select
Run
to run the export.