Description
The MySQL Listener allows user to monitor and read new records from MySQL database.
Limitations
None at this time
Release Notes
| Version: | 1.01 |
| Released: | 19-July-2019 |
| Release Notes: | Initial Release |
Configuration
To add the MySQL Listener to a stream, follow the steps below:
- Ensure you have a use case open in the stream designer, this can be a new use case or an existing use case
- From the toolbox on the left expand the Listener option and scroll down until you can see “MySQL Listener”
- You can also use the search in the header to find the stream object quickly
- Click and drag the MySQL Listener from the toolbox onto the canvas
- Rename the Listener by clicking into the text button on the action bar
- Save the Stream by clicking the save button in the action bar
- Hover over the icon for the stream object until it turns orange and then double click to open the configuration page
- You can optionally use the configure option on the action bar once you have selected the specific stream object and then clicking this option
- Configuration options
- The drop down allows you to associate this stream object with a specific collection. The default option is derived from the default specified against the specific use case and is generated left as the same option. If you do need to change it to another collection make the change by selecting the new collection in the drop down.
- Enter a value for the Polling Interval (the interval at which new records are accessed/checked for, in seconds
- Enter Server Details
- Enter the Hostname
- Enter the Username
- Select the Password
- Enter Database Settings
- Select Schema from dropdown list
- Select Table Name from dropdown list
- Select Timestamp Column from dropdown list
- Click Apply on the action bar, and then save the stream using the save button.
