SAS Data Integration Studio provides seven specific transformations
to load data. Although most data-related transformations load data
into temporary SAS WORK tables, these Loader Transformations are designed
to output to permanent, registered tables (that is, tables that are
available in the Folder or Inventory Tree). Loaders can create and
replace tables and maintain indexes, as do the other transformations.
Loaders can also do updates and appends, and they can be used to maintain
constraints.
SAS Data Integration
Studio provides the following transformations for loading data into
permanent output tables:
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The SPD Server Table Loader transformation reads a source and writes to an SPD
Server target. This transformation is automatically added to a process flow when an
SPD Server
table is specified as a source or as a target. It enables you to specify options that
are specific to SPD Server tables. For more information, see
About the SPD Server Table Loader Transformation.
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The Teradata Table Loader transformation is specifically designed to optimally load
Teradata tables. It provides different load options depending on whether the source
table is in the same Teradata database as the target table. For more information,
see
Teradata Table Loader Transformation.
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The Table Loader transformation is a general loader that reads a source table
and writes to a target table. This transformation can be used to load SAS and most
DBMS tables, as well
as Excel spreadsheets. The code generated by this transformation includes syntax
that is specific to the output data type. For more information, see
About the Table Loader Transformation.
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The DB2 Bulk Table Loader transformation can be used to bulk load SAS and most DBMS
source tables to a DB2 target table. For more information,
see About the DB2 Bulk Table Loader.
All loader transformations
write to a table that is registered to a library. For more information
about registering tables and libraries, see the appropriate sections
in the "Connecting to Common Data Sources" chapter of the SAS
Intelligence Platform: Data Administration Guide.