The Kinetica reader and writer plug-in enables FME to read attribute data from Kinetica and write attribute data Kinetica. In Kinetica, general geometric data can be stored as WKT in a standard string field and geometric points can be stored as a pair of float fields. While there are no specific geometric field types, Kinetica can render WKT and longitude,latitude points as WMS maps and have functions which operate on them.
Format Type Identifier | KINETICA |
Reader/Writer | Both |
Licensing Level | FME Professional Edition & up |
Typical File Extensions | N/A |
Generic Color Support | N/A |
Schema Required | Yes |
Transaction Support | No |
Geometry Type Attribute | WKT |
Kinetica supports any geometry which can be expressed in WKT format. Additionally, point data can be stored in longitude and latitude fields.
URL: The URL of the Kinetica server (ex. http://localhost:9191).
Table: The name of the table to read from.
This parameter is only needed if you wish to filter data from the source table, rather than read the whole table. For details on Kinetica expressions, see HTTP://www.kinetica.com/docs/concepts/index.html#expression .
This parameter is only needed if security is enabled on the Kinetica instance you are connecting to.
This parameter is only needed if security is enabled on the Kinetica instance you are connecting to.
URL: The URL of the Kinetica server (ex. http://localhost:9191)
Table: The name of the table to write to.
This is an optional parameter. It is only needed if you would like to create the table in a collection, which is similar to a MySQL database schema.
If you will be using the Kinetica WMS service, this field should be named “WKT”
The Kinetica WMS service assumes longitude is stored in the field “x”, but another field name can be specified.
The Kinetica WMS service assumes latitude is stored in the field “y”, but another field name can be specified.
This parameter is only needed if security is enabled on the Kinetica instance you are connecting to.
This parameter is only needed if security is enabled on the Kinetica instance you are connecting to.
To access User Attributes, open the Feature Type dialog by clicking
the gear button on a feature type in the workspace. These
parameters are applicable only to the selected feature type.
User Attributes describe the Feature Type properties User Attributes tab.
The Kinetica writer supports the following types:
Int16, int32, int64, real32, real64, string, and datetime
Additionally, you can specify fields as primary_key, text_search, disk_optimized, and store_only. For information on these properties, see https://www.kinetica.com/docs/concepts/types.html#column-properties .
Data in Kinetica can be viewed and edited through the Kinetica Administration application (see http://www.kinetica.com/docs/gpudbAdmin/gadmin.html).