SA Data Extraction for Data Lake and Birst ranges and options

Specify a beginning and ending date to limit the records that are extracted to only those created within that date range. The Date Range applies to a certain subset of tables that are supported for the Distribution Analytics Content for Birst. Each table you extract will use a different date. For example, the ARET table records are selected for transactions where the Invoice Date falls within the specified date range.

See the Supported database extract tables for Birst topic for the date that is used to select records for extraction.

See the Infor Distribution Analytics for Birst Administration Guide for the list of supported data load sources for Birst domains.

Specify all to extract all supported database tables.

Otherwise, specify the database table name to extract. To extract multiple tables, separate each table name by a comma. For example, apss, apsv.

Specify the number of days to extract data up to the current date. For example, to extract data that was added in the last week, specify 7. This is calculated as today's date minus Days to Extract. The value in each table record's transdttmz field is validated to determine if it falls within this period. If the record does not have a transdttmz field, the transdt field is used.

This is useful if you run the SA Data Extraction for Data Lake and Birst to create incremental data loads.

If you are running CloudSuite Distribution, select DataLake to extract tables to send to the Infor Data Lake repository.

To send data in text file format to be used by Birst, or, if you are running Distribution SX.e on-premises, select Text File.

Specify a file directory in which to save the extracted files, or leave this field blank to use the default directory.

If you are running Distribution SX.e on-premises, the default directory is the System File Location in SA All Company Information Setup.

Specifying an alternate file location may be necessary if your Birst extract files are too large for the default directory. If the default area becomes full in an on-premises environment, it may cause disk failure. You can specify a different full directory path to replace the default directory. For example, /dv/extract. You can also specify a subdirectory within the default directory. For example, if you specify /extract as the extract directory, and your SA All Company Information Setup System File Location directory is /rd/tmp, files are loaded in the /rd/tmp/extract directory.

For CloudSuite Distribution environments, the default directory, /reports/[TENANT], cannot be changed. However, you can append a subdirectory to this path to isolate your Birst extract files. For example, you can specify /extract in the Text Data Extract File Directory field and the files are loaded in the /reports/[TENANT]/extract directory.

Leave the default setting of Yes. This field is reserved for future use.

This field is reserved for future use.

To use a comma as the delimiter between fields in a text extract, select Comma.

To use a pipe character as the delimiter between fields in a text extract, select Pipe.

This option is intended for a future feature and is not fully supported in Birst at this time.