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OVERRIDE_FILE_LOAD

Target database: Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, Azure SQL Database, Azure Synapse SQL, Microsoft Fabric, Google BigQuery, Databricks

OVERRIDE_FILE_LOAD is a load step type that can be used to override an automatically generated file load. OVERRIDE_FILE_LOAD is available in file loads.


See also:


Usage

OVERRIDE_FILE_LOAD: sql_code

Variables

Variables supported in an OVERRIDE_FILE_LOAD step:

Variable

Description

Snowflake

Amazon Redshift

Azure SQL Database

Azure Synapse SQL

BigQuery

copy_options

Resolved as the Snowflake copy options in file load execution.

x





data_source

Synonymous to storage_integration, resolved as the storage integration (Snowflake) or external data source (Azure SQL Database) in file load execution.

x


x



file_format

Resolved as the file format options in file load execution.

x

x

x

x

x

from_file

Resolved as the source file path in file load execution.

x


x



from_file_list

Resolved as a comma-separated source file list in file load execution.

x




x

from_path

Resolved as the source path(s) in file load execution.

x

x

x

x


manifestrunid

Resolved as the manifest-level run id in load execution.

x

x

x

x

x

source_credentials

Resolved as data source credentials in file load execution.

x

x




source_encryption

Resolved as encryption settings in file load execution.

x





storage_integration

Resolved as the storage integration (Snowflake) or as the external data source (Azure SQL Database) in file load execution.

x


x


x

target_entity_attribute_list

Resolved as a comma-separated list of target entity attributes in file load execution.

x



x

x

target_entity_logical_name

Resolved as the target entity logical name in load execution.

x

x

x

x

x

target_entity_name

Resolved as the target entity name in load execution.

x

x

x

x

x

target_schema

Resolved as the schema of the target entity in load execution.

x

x

x

x

x



Examples

See examples in Using Run ID Logic user guide. OVERRIDE_FILE_LOAD can be used with or without Run ID Logic.

See variable specific examples in the Variables documentation.