Fuzible is built around five main tabs.
Building a simple Job is a 30 seconds task. The UI is built to be easy to use, but because of Fuzible highly modular conception, you also have access to a lot of in-depth settings.
1.0. Job Configuration
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This is where you set the main settings.
1.1. Source
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This is where you choose the Source connection you want to retrieve some data from. You also have access to advanced settings if needed.
1.2. Target
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This is where you choose the Target connection you want to send data to. You also have access to advanced settings if needed.
1.3.1. Job Queries
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Keep in mind that SQL language for any Source is the core feature of the application.
Hint : You also have a “Sandbox” tab to try things.
1.3.2 The Contextual Menu
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It offers a list of useful tools to help you build amazing queries : you can try your query, you can add some scripting, get a comprehensive summary of how the Job will behave.
It’s a powerful assistant.
1.4. Log Viewer
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This is where you’ll get a full step-by-step log of what’s happening during the Job’s execution.
Hint : You can set 3 LOG levels