The root element for an Import XML Document. The connection definition used by JDBCImporter. The list of tables to be imported. The file that will contain all info, audit and error messages. The file that will contain all rows that could not be imported. The number of rows to import before calling commit on the connection (default is 1). If the value is less than or equal to 1 then commit will not be called by the JDBCImporter and the connnection will be set to auto commit. The number of rows to import before calling executeBatch on the ImportEngine (default is 0). If the value is less than or equal to 1 then executeBatch will not be called by the JDBCImporter. The flag indicating that values will trimmed after reading them from the Delimiter Parser The filename containing sql statements that will be executed before the import. The filename containing sql statements that will be executed after the import. The connection definition. The properties applied to the connection definition object. The type of connection definition. The value should map to the class that implements ConnectionDef. The entity definition used in an Import XML Document. The properties defined for an entity which may be used by the ImportEngine. The delimiter parser definition used to parse the source file. The row translator that will be used to translate row values. The list of columns in the table and source file The table name that will contain the imported data. The source file containing the rows to be imported. The source file's encoding charset. The schema name of the table. The catalog name of the table. The import engine classname to use when importing rows for the entity. The delimiter parser definition. The properties applied to the delimiter parser. The type of delimiter parser. The value should map to the class that implements DelimiterParser. The row translator definition. The properties applied to the row translator. The type of column translator. The value should map to the class that implements RowTranslator. The column definition used in an Import XML Document. The column translator that will be used to translate column values. The column generator that will be used to generate values if the 'generate' attribute is set to true. The properties defined for a column that may be used by the ImportEngine. The name of the column. The type of the column. The default value of the column. The class that will translate the values before they are imported. The format pattern used to describe how to parse numbers or dates. The flag indicating that the column will be generated instead of read from the source file. The column translator definition. The properties applied to the column translator. The type of column translator. The value should map to the class that implements ColumnTranslator. A property definition. The name of the property. The value of the property. The list of sql type names that are recognized by DataGenerator, JDBCImporter, and JDBCExporter The root element for an Export XML Document. The connection definition used by JDBCExporter. The list of tables to be exported. The file that will contain all info, audit and error messages. The entity definition used in an Export XML document. The delimiter formatter definition used to format the target file. The list of columns in the table and target file The table name contains the data to be exported. The file that will contain the rows exported from the database. The target file's encoding charset. The schema name of the table. The catalog name of the table. The where clause to be appended to the SQL selection statement. The export engine classname to use when exporting rows for the entity. The delimiter formatter definition. The properties applied to the delimiter formatter. The type of delimiter formatter. The value should map to the class that implements DelimiterFormatter. The column definition used in an Export XML document. The column translator that will be used to translate column values. The name of the column. The type of the column. The class that will translate the values after they are exported. The format pattern used to describe how to format numbers or dates. The root element for a Generate XML Document. The connection definition used by DataGenerator. The list of tables whose values will be generated. The file that will contain all info, audit and error messages. The entity definition used in a Generate XML document. The delimiter formatter definition used to format the target file. The list of columns in the table and target file The table name whose data will be generated. The schema name of the table. The catalog name of the table. The file that will contain the rows generated (used for entities that are generated). The number of rows to generate (used for entities that are generated). The where clause to be appended to the SQL selection statement (used for source entities whose data comes from the database). The source file containing the rows or 'db' (used for source entities). The source or target file's encoding charset. The column definition used in a Generate XML document. The column generator that will be used to generate values. The name of the column. The type of the column. The format pattern used to describe how to format numbers or dates. The column generator definition. The properties applied to the column generator. The type of column generator. The value should map to the class that implements ColumnValueGenerator.