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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to MySQL Connector
  3. MySQL connections
  4. Synchronization tasks with MySQL Connector
  5. Mappings and mapping tasks with MySQL Connector
  6. Replication tasks with MySQL
  7. Troubleshooting
  8. Appendix A: Data type reference

MySQL Connector

MySQL Connector

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Introduction to MySQL Connector

Introduction to MySQL Connector

You can use MySQL Connector to connect to MySQL databases from
Data Integration
 to read
and write
data.
You can also use MySQL Connector to connect to the following databases:
  • Amazon Aurora MySQL
  • Amazon Aurora MySQL and Azure MySQL private endpoints on virtual networks
You can use MySQL objects as sources
and targets
in
synchronization
 tasks,
mappings,
mapping
 tasks,
replication
 tasks, PowerCenter tasks,
 and data transfer tasks.
You can create, update, or delete records when you use MySQL Connector to write to the MySQL or Amazon Aurora MySQL databases.
You can switch mappings to advanced mode to include transformations and functions that enable advanced functionality.
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