pyhdbsql
Command line app that connects to a HANA database and call an sql statement. The credentials of the database are stored in the config.yaml.
The outcome of a SELECT- statement can be stored in an output-file given in the config-file.
For uploading the data can be read from a csv-file of a path given in the config-file.
Example
pyhdbsql <sql-statement> or explicitly
pyhdbsql SELECT * FROM TESTTABLE;
config.yaml
###### HANA DB
HDB_HOST : db.com
HDB_USER : 'dbuser'
HDB_PWD : 'pwd123!'
HDB_PORT : 443
BATCHSIZE : 1 # uinteger, 0: no batches, 1: cursor.execute(), >1:cursor.executemany()
INFO_BATCHSIZE : 10000 # logging info when this number of records have been uploaded. Only used for BATCH_SIZE = 1, value 0: No info
### output file
OUTPUT_FILE : ./sqlout.csv
### input file for executemany
INPUT_CSV : ./records.csv
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