Talend ETL Part 2: Load CSV file data to Database

Hi all,

As I explained in detail how to create a job in Talend and how to configure the components in my last post, I straight away will share the screenshots to load data from CSV file to Database (SQL Server).

You can look into my previous post here.

Please follow the following Snippets.

Drag and Drop the CSV Component from MetaData to Designer View and Select tFileInputDelimited

Drag and Drop the DB Connection Component from MetaData to Designer View

Drag and Drop the CSV Component from MetaData to Designer View and Select tDBOutput

Give Connection and Run the package

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