Reference documentation and code samples for the Google Cloud Dataplex V1 Client class ExportJobSpec.
Job specification for a metadata export job.
Generated from protobuf message google.cloud.dataplex.v1.MetadataJob.ExportJobSpec
Namespace
Google \ Cloud \ Dataplex \ V1 \ MetadataJobMethods
__construct
Constructor.
data
array
Optional. Data for populating the Message object.
↳ scope
↳ output_path
string
Required. The root path of the Cloud Storage bucket to export the metadata to, in the format gs://{bucket}/
. You can optionally specify a custom prefix after the bucket name, in the format gs://{bucket}/{prefix}/
. The maximum length of the custom prefix is 128 characters. Dataplex constructs the object path for the exported files by using the bucket name and prefix that you provide, followed by a system-generated path. The bucket must be in the same VPC Service Controls perimeter as the job.
getScope
Required. The scope of the export job.
hasScope
clearScope
setScope
Required. The scope of the export job.
$this
getOutputPath
Required. The root path of the Cloud Storage bucket to export the
metadata to, in the format gs://{bucket}/
. You can optionally specify a
custom prefix after the bucket name, in the format gs://{bucket}/{prefix}/
. The maximum length of the custom prefix is 128
characters. Dataplex constructs the object path for the exported files by
using the bucket name and prefix that you provide, followed by a
system-generated path.
The bucket must be in the same VPC Service Controls perimeter as the job.
string
setOutputPath
Required. The root path of the Cloud Storage bucket to export the
metadata to, in the format gs://{bucket}/
. You can optionally specify a
custom prefix after the bucket name, in the format gs://{bucket}/{prefix}/
. The maximum length of the custom prefix is 128
characters. Dataplex constructs the object path for the exported files by
using the bucket name and prefix that you provide, followed by a
system-generated path.
The bucket must be in the same VPC Service Controls perimeter as the job.
var
string
$this
