To database

To database

This component writes the current workflow payload to a blob column in a database table. You have to specify the name of the database that the output should be saved to.

 

The use of this is primarily intended for workflows that are initiated by the "from database" component. See the description of "from database" for details on settings and tables. The output will be saved on the row of the currently running database input job, identified by metadata value "interformng.db.jobId".

 

The To database workflow component has this parameter:

 

NG2WorkflowToDatabase0001

 

Database

The database, where the workflow payload will be stored.

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