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1. Click on the Sources menu option on the main navigation bar to bring up a list of all available sources.
2. You can use the provided search bar or simply scroll down the list to find the source you want to replicate data from. Let’s use a demo source, PostgreSQL, as an example. Clicking on the PostgreSQL card will open a pop up screen.
3. The left half of the pop up contains a set of fields that needs to be filled out. In the Source name field, enter a name to help identify this instance of the connector.
4. Each connector in xGen will have its own set of authentication methods and configurable parameters.
1. Click on the Sources menu option on the main navigation bar to bring up a list of all available sources.
2. You can use the provided search bar, or simply scroll down the list to find the source you want to replicate data from. Let’s use a demo source, AWS S3, as an example. Click on the AWS S3 card to go to its setup page.
3. The left half of the page contains a set of fields that you will have to fill out. In the Source name field, enter a name to help to identify this instance of the connector.
4. Each cloud source connector in xGen will have its own set of authentication methods and configurable parameters.
1. Click on Sources and then click on Upload File.
2. Enter the source name, description and select the file format from the dropdown (CSV, JSON, Excel, Parquet).
3. Upload the required file from the local system.
1. Navigate to Sources and select desired Source Connection from the list to edit.
2. Click on Source Details and edit the desired parameter.
3. Edit all the required fields, click on Validate source and xGen will run a check to verify the connection. Save the source by clicking Save.
Local file source cannot be edited.
1. Navigate to Sources and select desired Source Connection from the list to delete.
2. Click on Delete.
Before deleting any source, user has to make sure that any objects in xGen are not dependent on the selected source. If they are, then the user needs to delete the dependent items first and then can proceed with the source deletion.
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1. Click on the Sources menu option on the main navigation bar to bring up a list of all available sources.
2. You can use the provided search bar or simply scroll down the list to find the source you want to replicate data from. Let’s use a demo source, PostgreSQL, as an example. Clicking on the PostgreSQL card will open a pop up screen.
3. The left half of the pop up contains a set of fields that needs to be filled out. In the Source name field, enter a name to help identify this instance of the connector.
4. Each connector in xGen will have its own set of authentication methods and configurable parameters.
1. Click on the Sources menu option on the main navigation bar to bring up a list of all available sources.
2. You can use the provided search bar, or simply scroll down the list to find the source you want to replicate data from. Let’s use a demo source, AWS S3, as an example. Click on the AWS S3 card to go to its setup page.
3. The left half of the page contains a set of fields that you will have to fill out. In the Source name field, enter a name to help to identify this instance of the connector.
4. Each cloud source connector in xGen will have its own set of authentication methods and configurable parameters.
1. Click on Sources and then click on Upload File.
2. Enter the source name, description and select the file format from the dropdown (CSV, JSON, Excel, Parquet).
3. Upload the required file from the local system.