

- #CONVERT DB2 STORED PROCEDURE TO AWS POSTGRESQL HOW TO#
- #CONVERT DB2 STORED PROCEDURE TO AWS POSTGRESQL DRIVER#
#CONVERT DB2 STORED PROCEDURE TO AWS POSTGRESQL HOW TO#
You can view the licensing file included in the installation for information on how to set this property. Additionally, you will need to set the RTK property in the JDBC URL (unless you are using a Beta driver). To connect to PostgreSQL using the CData JDBC driver, you will need to create a JDBC URL, populating the necessary connection properties. You can use the sample script (see below) as an example.

S3 path where the script is stored: Fill in or browse to an S3 bucket.Script file name: A name for the script file, for example: GluePostgreSQLJDBC.This job runs: Select "A new script to be authored by you".Glue Version: Select "Spark 2.4, Python 3 (Glue Version 1.0)".
#CONVERT DB2 STORED PROCEDURE TO AWS POSTGRESQL DRIVER#
The latter policy is necessary to access both the JDBC Driver and the output destination in Amazon S3.

In this article, we walk through uploading the CData JDBC Driver for PostgreSQL into an Amazon S3 bucket and creating and running an AWS Glue job to extract PostgreSQL data and store it in S3 as a CSV file. Using the PySpark module along with AWS Glue, you can create jobs that work with data over JDBC connectivity, loading the data directly into AWS data stores. AWS Glue is an ETL service from Amazon that allows you to easily prepare and load your data for storage and analytics.
