This repository is no longer maintained. Assessment Extraction Client has been moved to the dwh-migration-tools repository as part of BigQuery Migration Service. Please follow the BigQuery Migration Assessment documentation for more details on how to use a new tool.
This tool allows to extract meta information from a data warehouse that allows to make an assessment for migration.
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Install bazel:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install bazel
Build an executable of the extraction client:
Make sure the teradata driver jar file terajdbc4.jar is in the same directory of the ExtractionTool_deploy.jar.
Run the extraction tool with the teradata driver
java -cp ExtractionTool_deploy.jar:terajdbc4.jar com/google/cloud/bigquery/dwhassessment/extractiontool/ExtractionTool td-extract --db-address jdbc:teradata://localhost/DBS_PORT=1025,DATABASE=dbc --output tmp --db-user dbc --db-password dbc --schema-filter db:dbc --skip-sql-scripts users
The extraction tool is currently intended for approved users that are engaging with GCP technical sales teams.
Step 1: Follow the user guide from the GCP technical sales team and download the Extraction tool binary (i.e., ExtractionTool_deploy.jar) and its run script.
Step 2: Download Teradata JDBC driver into the same directory with the Extraction tool binary.
Step 3: Create a folder for output files and run the Extraction tool:
./run-td-extract.sh -j <terajdbc driver> --db-address <database address> --output <output path> --db-user <db user>You can also append "--" to specify optional parameters, as
./run-td-extract.sh -j <terajdbc driver> --db-address <database address> --output <output path> --db-user <db user> -- --<optional parameter> <parameter value>See Optional parameters section for details about those parameters.
Alternatively, ensure that your terajdbc driver is exactly named terajdbc4.jar and run
./dwh-assessment-execution-tool.sh td-extract --db-address <database address> --output <output path> --db-user <db user> --<optional parameter> <parameter value>Optional Parameters:
--schema-filter The schema filter to apply when extracting schemas from the database. By default, all schemas will be extracted.
- Example usage:
--schema-filter db:(abc|def),table:public_.Only take schemas from tables in the database abc or from tables whose names have the prefix public_. - Multiple filters can be defined by repeating the option. Each filter has to match (i.e. AND logic).
--sql-scripts The list of scripts to execute. By default, all available scripts will be executed.
- Available scripts extract metadata from tables and views:
- Click to view the scripts.
--skip-sql-scripts The list of scripts to skip. By default, all available scripts will be executed.
For additional options to control running, apply filtering, skip schema extraction, etc., please run
./dwh-assessment-extraction-tool.sh td-extract -hStep 4: The extraction process may take from a few minutes to hours to finish, depending on the amount of data in your database. Share the output files with the PSO Cloud Consultant.