Fraser
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Fraser commented,
Official comment Hi Pietro, An Airtable connector is in Private Preview. https://fivetran.com/docs/applications/airtableIf you reach out to Support or your CSM you can get access.Cheers, Fraser
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Fraser commented,
Hi Fabio - do you mean a field like `sync_run_id` to tell they are part of the same sync process?Fraser
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Fraser commented,
Hi Utsav - could you expand on what things you are doing in SQL that you can't do with dbt Transformations?Cheers, Fraser
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Fraser commented,
Official comment Hi Oliver - this will be delivered in the near term. Cheers, Fraser
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Fraser commented,
Hi Ashish - it appears Epicore P21 is built on SQL Server and for most deployment options you have direct access to the database. Could you use our SQL Server connector to sync the data?Fraser
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Fraser commented,
Official comment Hi Anjali - we support this for reporting connectors (ie: Facebook Ads, Google Ads, etc) where the data is strictly ordered by date and the historical sync can be slow. Can you explain what source...
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Fraser commented,
Official comment Hi Ryan - thanks for submitting this request! While we don't have this planned at this time, have you looked at connecting using a Fivetran webhook? https://developer.boldcommerce.com/default/docum...
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Fraser commented,
Official comment Hi Teresa - great question! This is by design according to Fivetran's Shared Responsibility Model: In designing a Fivetran schema, we do not try to provide an immediate answer to a specific custom...
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Connector Improvement: Zendesk votes
PlannedI'm trying to analyze unique companies upvoting these Feature Requests. BUT our schema doesn't include have a table of Votes, just an aggregate sum (denormalized data - bad!)Please add a VOTE tabl...
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Fraser commented,
Official comment Hi Scott - this is a very common use case! We have customers successfully scaling to 100,000's of tables sharing the same schemas across thousands of databases. Our recommended architecture is to ...