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Efficiently Writing to Table without Column Mapping in SQL
what's the best way to "write to table" with everything in initial table? Without doing column to column mapping or creation
The Write to Table integration offers two main approaches, and for your case where you want to transfer everything without column mapping, here's what you can do: 1. Add the Write to Table integration by clicking "Add Enrichment" 2. Select your destination table 3. Skip the list selection step by entering "/" 4. The integration will automatically detect and map matching columns between your source and destination tablesNote that you'll need to have your Clay API key set up first to create an integration account.This method allows for a straightforward transfer of data between tables while minimizing manual configuration. The Write to Table action supports writing single values, lists, or objects, giving you flexibility in how the data is transferred. Sources: Write to table integration overview | Documentation | Clay University Write to Other Table with Clay Labs
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Anaum K.··Hello Andi! Thank you for reaching out! The easiest way to transfer everything from the initial table to a new table—without doing any column mapping or creation—is to export the initial table as a CSV file and then re-import it into a new table. You can follow this Clay University guide for step-by-step instructions on exporting your table as a CSV.
Andi D.··Ah got it, thanks Anaum! Write to table is really slow lol
- Anaum K.··
No problem! Happy to help. 😊