Option
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Description
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AllowDateTimeOffset
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Determines whether to use the DateTimeOffset type instead of DateTime when a timestamptz value is returned.
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ApplicationName
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The name of the application, associated with the connection string.
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AWS Access Key ID
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The first part of your Amazon Web Services access key.
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AWS Secret Key
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The second part of your Amazon Web Services access key. Read more about AWS access keys...
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AWS Security Token
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An alternative to AWS Access Key ID and AWS Secret Key pair, Amazon Web Services Security token is a temporary, limited-privilege credential.
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Character Set
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A character set used by the client. Actually, if this property is enabled, then the "SET NAMES <Charset>" query is executed on establishing a connection. Default value is an empty string. That means there is no action performed with charset on the client and on the server.
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Connection Lifetime
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When a connection is returned to the pool, its creation time is compared with the current time, and the connection is destroyed if that time span (in seconds) exceeds the value specified by Connection Lifetime. The default value is 0.
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Connection Timeout
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The length of time (in seconds) to wait for a connection to the server before terminating the attempt and generating an error. The default value is 15.
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Database
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The name of the Redshift database you want to connect to.
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Default Command Timeout
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The default time in seconds to wait while trying to execute a command before terminating the attempt and generating an error. 0 indicates no limit.
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Default FetchAll
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This parameter is ignored. Do not use this parameter.
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Enlist
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Determines whether the connection is automatically enlisted in the current distributed transaction. The default value is true.
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Force IPv4
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Determines whether authentication by an IPv6 address can be used, or an IPv4 address must always be used for authentication.
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Host
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The name or IP address of host of the Redshift database to which to connect.
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Ignore Unnamed Parameters
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Determines whether to treat the '?' character in the command text as an unnamed parameter.
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Initial Schema
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The name of the schema to be used once a connection is opened. You can change it later if you need. By default it is schema 'Public'.
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Integrated Security
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Determines whether to use a secure authentication with single sign-on (GSSAPI or SSPI, depending on the server).
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Join Statement Notices
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Determines whether all the notices, raised during the statement execution, will be returned together in one InfoMessage event after the statement execution, or each notice will be returned as a separate InfoMessage event.
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Keep Alive
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Specifies whether to send TCP keep-alive packets and the interval at which they are sent in seconds. Default value is 0, which means that the packets are not sent.
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Max Pool Size
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The maximum number of connections allowed in the pool. Setting the Max Pool Size value in the connection string can affect performance. The default value is 100.
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Min Pool Size
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The minimum number of connections allowed in the pool. The default value is 0.
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Password
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The password to login with.
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Persist Security Info
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Indicates if security-sensitive information, such as the password, is not returned as part of the connection if the connection is open or has ever been in an open state.
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Pooling
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If true, by default, the connection is drawn from the appropriate pool or is created and added to the appropriate pool.
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Port
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Redshift connection port; default value is 5432.
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Protocol
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The Frontend/Backend Protocol version. Available values are Ver20 and Ver30. Set the parameter to Ver20 for the protocol version 2.0 or to Ver30 for protocol version 3.0.
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Proxy Host
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The host name or IP address of proxy server.
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Proxy Password
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The password for the proxy server account.
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Proxy Port
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The port number of the proxy server. The default value is 3128.
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Proxy User
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The proxy server account name.
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S3 Bucket
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The name of your S3 bucket to temporarily load the file with imported or replicated data to. If you leave it empty, Skyvia will create a new bucket when importing or replicating data to Redshift and delete it after the operation is finished.
To load data to Redshift with max performance, Devart Redshift Destination loads data as CSV files to Amazon S3, tells Redshift to import data from it, and deletes the CSV file after the import.
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S3 Bucket Region
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The AWS region, where your S3 storage is hosted.
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SSH Authentication Type
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Client's SSH authentication methods.
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SSH Cipher List
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The list of ciphers that client agrees to use, separated by colons. Two modes of block ciphering are supported: Cipher-block chaining (CBC) and Counter (CTR).
The following ciphers are available for SSH connections in the CBC mode:
| • | 3DES or 3DES(168) - Triple Data Encryption Algorithm. Key size 168 bits. |
| • | Blowfish - Symmetric-key block cipher, designed in 1993 by Bruce Schneier. Key size 128 bits. |
| • | AES(128) - Advanced Encryption Standard. Key size 128 bits. |
| • | AES(192) - Advanced Encryption Standard. Key size 192 bits. |
| • | AES or AES(256) - Advanced Encryption Standard. Key size 256 bits. |
In the CTR mode the AES ciphers are used.
| • | AES(128)-CTR - Advanced Encryption Standard. Key size 128 bits. |
| • | AES(192)-CTR - Advanced Encryption Standard. Key size 192 bits. |
| • | AES-CTR or AES(256)-CTR - Advanced Encryption Standard. Key size 256 bits. |
You can use ALL keyword to indicate whole set of ciphers. To exclude certain cipher from the set use "-" sign. For instance, value of CipherList property "ALL-Blowfish" means that any cipher but Blowfish can be used.
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SSH Host
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The name or IP address of the SSH server.
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SSH Host Key
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The location of the public key on the client side to verify the server host key during establishing connection. OpenSSH or IETF SECSH key files are supported. You may use such utilities as 'ssh-keygen.exe' or 'puttygen.exe' for generation of the corresponding public/private key pair.
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SSH Passphrase
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The client key passphrase.
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SSH Password
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The user password on the SSH server.
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SSH Port
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The number of port on SSH server to connect.
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SSH Private Key
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The location of the client private key.
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SSH Strict Host Key Check
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Indicates whether the host key is verified during establishing connection.
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SSH User
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The user id on the SSH server.
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SSL CA Cert
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The location of the authority SSL certificate.
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SSL Cert
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The location of the client SSL certificate.
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SSL Cipher List
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The list of ciphers that client agrees to use.
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SSL Key
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The location of the user's private key.
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SSL TLS Protocol
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The preferred TLS protocol version, reported to the server when establishing a secure connection.
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SSLMode
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SSL connection priority. May be Disable, Allow, Prefer, and Require. The default value is Disable, which means that only an unencrypted SSL connection will be attempted.
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Transaction Error Behavior
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Determines how the driver handles errors that occur within a transaction.
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Transaction Scope Local
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If there are several connections with the same connection string (which includes "Transaction Scope Local=true;") within a scope of TransactionScope, Devart SSIS Data Flow Components will use only one connection internally. The default value is false.
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Unicode
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If true, by default, sets client charset to UTF8 and converts client data according to this charset.
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UnpreparedExecute
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If true, unprepared execute mode is used by default.
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User ID
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The user name to login with.
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Validate Connection
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Specifies whether to validate connections that are being got from the pool.
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