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Understanding Records in Skyvia Data Integration
1.1 Understanding Records in Skyvia Data Integration A record in Data Integration represents a single row in a database table. Every integration process—Import, Replication, Export, Synchronization, etc —handles individual records. Records also serve ...
Replication creates extra tables in the database
In some cases, as a result of Replication, in addition to the main tables (for example, dbo.Account ), empty additional tables are created in the database with names of the following types: dbo.Account_2ade4447_5e11_4308_9e81_5eab62d9ed52 ...
Mapping Multi-Select Fields
When working with Import, Synchronization, or Data Flow integrations and needing to map multi-select fields with different values between the source and target, you can use Expression Mapping. Expression mapping allows using simple and complex ...
📊 Skyvia Data Flow Logs Explained: The Reason Errors and Successes Aren't Shown by Default
In Data Flow, tracking execution success or failure can be challenging due to the nature of row processing. Rows that fail in one component may succeed in another, complicating error detection. By default, Skyvia logs do not provide detailed error or ...
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Explore our comprehensive collection of resources designed to help you learn everything you need to know about our product—all in one place! Documentation – A comprehensive and detailed knowledge base covering all aspects of our platform. Support ...
🔒Skyvia IPs for Whitelist
Skyvia will access your server from one of the following IP addresses: 40.118.246.204 13.86.253.112 52.190.252.0 To ensure proper functionality of your connections, all of these IP addresses must be whitelisted.
What is a record?
The record is an element of the database. It is composed of fields and contains all the data about one particular person, company, or item in a database. Records appear as rows in database tables.