QuNect ETL

Build, Check Syntax and Execute ETL Statements Against Quickbase

Please install the prerequisite QuNect ODBC for QuickBase first!

QuNect ETL moves your data from any ODBC capable database including on-premises databases like SQL Server, mySQL, Oracle, IBM Db2, PostgreSQL, etc. to Quickbase. If you run QuNect ETL on the command line without any parameters a user interface will pop up. This UI will allow you to create a job file by just pointing and clicking. However you will need to write a SQL SELECT statement for your on-premises database that returns the rows and columns to upload to Quickbase. QuNect ETL is available for a 30 day free trial. After the trial expires a license for QuNect ODBC for QuickBase is required. Licensees of QuNect ODBC for QuickBase can use QuNect ETL for free. QuNect ETL requires MS Windows and .NET Framework 4.8. When using QuNect ETL with command line parameters, you need to supply at least one command line argument. The first is the job file that specifies the source and destination for your data. The second optional command line parameter is the full path and filename to receive logging messages from QuNect ETL as it executes the job file. For example:

		C:\QuNect\automation>QuNectETL.exe "C:\QuNect\QuNectETL\uploadfile.job" "C:\QuNect\QuNectETL\log.txt"

The above command line will append any errors that occur into a text file called "log.txt". If you don't want to log the errors then use the example below:

		C:\QuNect\automation>QuNectETL.exe "C:\QuNect\QuNectETL\uploadfile.job"

You can find QuNectETL.exe here:

https://qunect.com/download/QuNectETL/QuNectETL.exe