A DbDestination represents a database table where ingoing data from the flow is written into. Inserts are done in batches (using Bulk insert or an equivalent INSERT statement).

By default, identity columns (a.k.a auto increment or serial columns) are ignored when writing into the destination. If set to true, the DbDestination will try to overwrite identity values (if there is a corresponding property with a new id value in the data object)

The connection manager used for the bulk inserts. This is a copy of the provided connection manager.

The bulk operation mode used for inserting data. By default, the database will insert the arriving data into the destination table using bulk insert. You can use BulkOperation.Delete to bulk delete matching data in the destination. You can use BulkOperation.Update to bulk update matching data in the destination. IdColumns must match to delete a record. UpdateColumns define which columns are updated (all non id columns if no update columns is set).

Use a column converter to apply a conversion function to each value of a column.

Column mapping to map property to column names. E.g. if the value of property "Id" should be written into the database column "Key", then you can simply add a column mapping: DbColumnName: "Id" -> PropertyName: "Key".

The connection manager used to connect to the database - use the right connection manager for your database type.

List of id columns that are used to identify matching records. Only needed when BulkOpteration is set to BulkOperation.Update or BulkOperation.Delete.

The table definition of the destination table. By default, the table definition is read from the database. Provide a table definition if the definition of the target can't be read automatically or you want the DbDestination only to use the columns in the provided definition.

Name of the database table that receives the data from the data flow.

List of columns that are are updated when BulkOperation is set to BulkOperation.Update

List of columns that contain information generated from the underlying database (e.g. identity/auto increment/serial columns, or columns with default values when inserting null). This information can be read for supported databases after bulk inserting the data.