JDBC Writer Parameters

Add Named Database Connection: Named Connections store (in a central location) authentication information associated with a user.

For information about setting up and using named connections, please see:

Using Named Database Connections

The connection string for the database to which you are connecting. The precise format depends on the JDBC driver being used, but a connection string will always start with:

jdbc:<subprotocol>:

See the FME Knowledge Center for information about the compatibility of various JDBC drivers with FME, and to view Workbench examples.

If not specified in the JDBC Connection String, enter the username and password to access the database.

This parameter is not required for well-behaved JDBC 4.0+ drivers.

For drivers that do not self-register, enter the name of the Java class for the driver desired.

How many features will be processed in each transaction.

This parameter defines the time, in seconds, after which a query will be terminated if it has not yet returned a result.

If set to zero, there is no timeout.