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Writers overview

The following is a summary of writer capabilities. For additional information, see:

Using source and target adapters in applications
Type for discussion of user-defined types
SQL CDC replication examples and Replicating MongoDB data to Azure CosmosDB
How update and delete operations are handled in writers for discussion of "insert only"
Formatters for discussion of Avro, delimited text, JSON, and XML outputs
Using the Confluent or Hortonworks schema registry
DDL support in writers
Recovering applicationsRecovering applications

Writer capabilities

writer	input stream type(s)	supports replication^[a]	supports Database Reader auto-quiesce	output(s)	DDL support	parallel threads	recovery^[b]
ADLS Gen1 Writer	JSONNodeEvent, user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	no	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML	optional rollover on schema evolution	no	A1P
ADLS Gen2 Writer	JSONNodeEvent, ParquetEvent^[c], user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	yes	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML	optional rollover on schema evolution	no	A1P
Azure Blob Writer	JSONNodeEvent, ParquetEvent^[c], user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	yes	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML	-	no	A1P
Azure Event Hub WriterAzure Event Hub Writer	JSONNodeEvent, user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	yes	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML	-	no	AIP (default) or E1P^[d]
Azure Synapse Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	Azure Synapse table(s)	schema evolution	yes	A1P
BigQuery WriterBigQuery Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	BigQuery table(s)^[f]	schema evolution	yes	A1P or E1P depending on Streaming Configuration settings
Cassandra Cosmos DB Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	Cosmos DB Cassandra API tables	-	yes	E1P^[d]^[g]
Cloudera Hive Writer	user-defined, WAEvent¹	no	no	Hive table(s)^[f]	-	no	A1P
Cosmos DB WriterCosmos DB Writer	user-defined, JSONNodeEvent, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	CosmosDB documents	-	yes	A1P^[h]
Database WriterDatabase Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	JDBC to table(s) in a supported DBMS^[f]	schema evolution	yes	E1P^[d]
Databricks Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	Delta Lake tables in Databricks	schema evolution	yes	A1P
File Writer	JSONNodeEvent, ParquetEvent^[c], user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	yes	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML	optional rollover on schema evolution	no	A1P
Galera	see Database Writer, above
GCS Writer	JSONNodeEvent, ParquetEvent^[c], user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	yes	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML	optional rollover on schema evolution	yes	A1P
Google PubSub Writer	JSONNodeEvent, user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	yes	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML	-	no	A1P
Hazelcast WriterHazelcast Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	no	Hazelcast map(s)^[f]	-	no	A1P
HBase WriterHBase Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	no	HBase table(s)**	-	yes	A1P
HDFS Writer	JSONNodeEvent, user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	no	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML	optional rollover on schema evolution	no	A1P
Hive WriterHive Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes (when using SQL MERGE)	yes	Hive table(s)^[f]	-	yes	E1P (when using MERGE) or A1P
Hortonworks Hive Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes (when using SQL MERGE)	no	Hive table(s)^[f]	-	no	E1P (when using MERGE) or A1P
HP NonStop SQL/MP & SQL/MX	see Database Writer, above
JMS Writer	JSONNodeEvent, user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	no	delimited text, JSON, XML	-	no	A1P
Kafka WriterKafka Writer	user-defined, JSONNodeEvent, WAEvent^[e]	no, but see Using the Confluent or Hortonworks schema registry	yes	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML	can track schema evolution using schema registry	yes	E1P^[d]
Kinesis Writer	JSONNodeEvent, user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	yes	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML	-	no	E1P^[d]
Kudu WriterKudu Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	Kudu table(s)^[f]	-	yes	A1P
MapR DB Writer	user-defined	no	no	MapR DB table	-	yes	A1P
MapR FS Writer	JSONNodeEvent, user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	no	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML		no	A1P
MapR Stream Writer	JSONNodeEvent, user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	no	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML		no	A1P
MariaDB	see Database Writer, above
MemSQL	see Database Writer, above
MongoDB Cosmos DB Writer	JSONNodeEvent, user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	CosmosDB documents		no	A1P^[h]
MongoDB Writer	JSONNodeEvent, user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	MongoDB documents	-	yes	A1P
MQTT Writer	user-defined	no	no	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML		no	A1P
MySQL	see Database Writer, above
Oracle Database	see Database Writer, above
PostgreSQL	see Database Writer, above
Redshift WriterRedshift Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	Redshift table(s)^[f]		yes	A1P
S3 WriterS3 Writer	JSONNodeEvent, ParquetEvent^[c], user-defined, WAEvent, XMLNodeEvent	no	yes	Avro, delimited text, JSON, XML	optional rollover on schema evolution	yes	A1P
Salesforce Writer	user-defined (in APPENDONLY mode), WAEvent^[e]	yes (in MERGE mode)	yes	Salesforce objects	no	yes	A1P
SAP HANA	see Database Writer, above
Snowflake WriterSnowflake Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	Snowflake table(s)^[f]	schema evolution	yes	A1P
Spanner Writer	user-defined, WAEvent^[e]	yes	yes	Spanner table(s)^[f]	schema evolution	yes	E1P^[d]
SQL Server	see Database Writer, above
^[a]Supporting replication means that the target can replicate insert, update, and delete events from the source. ^[b]A1P ("at-least once processing") means that after recovery there may be some duplicate events written to the target. E1P ("exactly once processing") means there will be no duplicate events. ^[c]When the input stream is of type ParquetEvent, the writer must use Avro Formatter or Parquet Formatter. ^[d]If the source is WAEvent from Incremental Batch Reader, recovery is A1P. ^[e]WAEvent must be the output of a Database Reader, Incremental Batch Reader, or SQL CDC source. ^[f]With an input stream of a user-defined type, output is to a single table or map. Output to multiple tables or maps requires source database metadata included in WAEvent. ^[g]Primary key updates to source rows cannot be replicated. ^[h]Not supported when the writer's input stream is the output of Cosmos DB Reader or Mongo Cosmos DB Reader in incremental mode.

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