Sql Source

The source will query the database periodically to get data stream.

Compile & deploy plugin

This plugin must be used in conjunction with at least a database driver. We are using build tag to determine which driver will be included. This repository lists all the supported drivers.

This plugin supports sqlserver\postgres\mysql\sqlite3\oracle drivers by default. User can compile plugin that only support one driver by himself, for example, if he only wants sqlserver, then he can build with build tag sqlserver.

Default build command

  1. # cd $eKuiper_src
  2. # go build -trimpath -modfile extensions.mod --buildmode=plugin -o plugins/sources/Sql.so extensions/sources/sql/sql.go
  3. # cp plugins/sources/Sql.so $eKuiper_install/plugins/sources

Sqlserver build command

  1. # cd $eKuiper_src
  2. # go build -trimpath -modfile extensions.mod --buildmode=plugin -tags sqlserver -o plugins/sources/Sql.so extensions/sources/sql/sql.go
  3. # cp plugins/sources/Sql.so $eKuiper_install/plugins/sources

Restart the eKuiper server to activate the plugin.

Configuration

The configuration for this source is $ekuiper/etc/sources/sql.yaml. The format is as below:

  1. default:
  2. interval: 10000
  3. url: mysql://user:test@140.210.204.147/user?parseTime=true
  4. internalSqlQueryCfg:
  5. table: test
  6. limit: 1
  7. indexField: registerTime
  8. indexValue: "2022-04-21 10:23:55"
  9. indexFieldType: "DATETIME"
  10. dateTimeFormat: "YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss"
  11. sqlserver_config:
  12. url: sqlserver://username:password@140.210.204.147/testdb
  13. internalSqlQueryCfg:
  14. table: Student
  15. limit: 10
  16. indexField: id
  17. indexValue: 1000
  18. template_config:
  19. templateSqlQueryCfg:
  20. TemplateSql: "select * from table where entry_data > {{.entry_data}}"
  21. indexField: entry_data
  22. indexValue: "2022-04-13 06:22:32.233"
  23. indexFieldType: "DATETIME"
  24. dateTimeFormat: "YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ssSSS"

Global configurations

User can specify the global sql source settings here. The configuration items specified in default section will be taken as default settings for the source when running this source.

interval

The interval (ms) to issue a query.

url

The target database url

database url sample
mysql mysql://user:test@140.210.204.147/user?parseTime=true
sql server sqlserver://username:password@140.210.204.147/testdb
postgres postgres://user:pass@localhost/dbname
postgres postgres://user:pass@localhost/dbname
sqlite sqlite:/path/to/file.db

internalSqlQueryCfg

  • table: table name to query
  • limit: how many items need fetch from the result
  • indexField: which column for the table act as index to record the offset
  • indexValue: initial index value, if user specify this field, the query will use this initial value as query condition, will update next query when get a greater value.
  • indexFieldType: column type for the indexField, if it is dateTime type, must set this field with DATETIME
  • dateTimeFormat: data time format for the index field
table limit indexField indexValue indexFieldType dateTimeFormat sql query statement
Student 10 select * from Student limit 10
Student 10 stun 100 select * from Student where stun > 100 limit 10
Student 10 registerTime “2022-04-21 10:23:55” “DATETIME” “YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss” select * from Student where registerTime > ‘2022-04-21 10:23:55’ order by registerTime ASC limit 10

templateSqlQueryCfg

  • TemplateSql: sql statement template
  • indexField: which column for the table act as index to record the offset
  • indexValue: initial index value, if user specify this field, the query will use this initial value as query condition, will update next query when get a greater value.
  • indexFieldType: column type for the indexField, if it is dateTime type, must set this field with DATETIME
  • dateTimeFormat: data time format for the index field

::: v-pre | TemplateSql | indexField | indexValue | indexFieldType | dateTimeFormat | sql query statement | | ————————————————————————————————————————————————- | —————— | ——————————- | ——————— | ——————————- | —————————————————————————————————————————————————- | | select from Student limit 10 | | | | | select from Student limit 10 | | select from Student where stun > {{.stun}} limit 10 | stun | 100 | | | select from Student where stun > 100 limit 10 | | select from Student where registerTime > ‘{{.registerTime}}’ order by registerTime ASC limit 10 | registerTime | “2022-04-21 10:23:55” | “DATETIME” | “YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss” | select from Student where registerTime > ‘2022-04-21 10:23:55’ order by registerTime ASC limit 10 | :::

Note: users only need set internalSqlQueryCfg or templateSqlQueryCfg, if both set, templateSqlQueryCfg will be used

Override the default settings

If you have a specific connection that need to overwrite the default settings, you can create a customized section. In the previous sample, we create a specific setting named with template_config. Then you can specify the configuration with option CONF_KEY when creating the stream definition (see stream specs for more info).

Sample usage

  1. demo (
  2. ...
  3. ) WITH (DATASOURCE="demo", FORMAT="JSON", CONF_KEY="template_config", TYPE="sql");

The configuration keys “template_config” will be used.