"Jeecg Sample Document" uses kettle to extract data from MySQL to Oracle

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Kettle Version 4.1.0

• Open the Spoon software and double-click Spoon.bat under Windows.
• Creates a transform.

• Create two data sources, one for Oracle and one for MySQL.

• CREATE TABLE input.

• Create a field selection

• Create the table output to map the value field of the input table to the STR field of the output table. Note: If the target table does not have a new one, you should click the SQL key to create the table with the SQL statement.

• Connect the three steps together.

• Create a job

• Create a transform

• Create a timed job

• Connect job and transformation, run job

"Jeecg Sample Document" uses kettle to extract data from MySQL to Oracle