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MySQL to Snowflake Data Loading Guide

The document details loading data from a MySQL database hosted on AWS RDS to Snowflake using Matillion. It involves launching a MySQL database on RDS, loading sample data, and using the Matillion RDS Query component to fetch data and load it into Snowflake tables.

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MySQL to Snowflake Data Loading Guide

The document details loading data from a MySQL database hosted on AWS RDS to Snowflake using Matillion. It involves launching a MySQL database on RDS, loading sample data, and using the Matillion RDS Query component to fetch data and load it into Snowflake tables.

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Loading Data from MySQL database to Snowflake

using Matillion
Step 1: Launch MySQL database in AWS using RDS service
Step 2: Load sample data to MySQL database
Step 3: Fetch data from MySQL table & load into Snowflake

1. Launch MySQL database in AWS using RDS service:


Follow below step to launch MySQL RDS database in AWS:
2. Load sample data to MySQL database:
a. Download sample dataset from https://github.com/datacharmer/test_db
b. copy file from local machine to matillion’s ec2 using WinSCP tool
c. unzip test_db-master.zip
d. cd /home/centos/test_db-master
e. install mysql client on ec2 using “sudo yum install mysql” command
f. check if mysql client installed successfully or now using “mysql –version”
command
g. load employees data using “mysql -h <red-mysql-endpoint> -P 3306 -u admin
-p -t < employees.sql” command
h. enter password for “admin” user when prompted
i. login to mysql & check for sample data using using “mysql -h <red-mysql-
endpoint> -P 3306 -u admin -p” command & enter password when prompted

3. Fetch data from MySQL table & load into Snowflake:


Use “RDS Query” component to load data from MySQl table to Snowflake

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