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ETL+ Source Driver for Google Sheets

Creates and manages Source Objects that connect to Google Sheets.

Source Objects panel toolbar

Add Source: New Google Sheets connection.

Properties: Maintain Google Sheets connection.

Refresh: Update Google Sheet metadata.

Google Sheets Page

  • Alias name. The name for the source object shown on the Source Objects panel.
    A source object name will be automatically populated. Customize as desired.

  • Schema.

  • Spreadsheet ID. Link to a Google Speadsheet.
    The value of the Spreadsheet ID comes from one segment of the Google sheet’s URL as shown in the example below.

    Segment of URL to copy to Spreadsheet ID.

  • Target (optional). Name of a single Google sheet, also known as a worksheet or tab.

    • To connect to all Google spreadsheet tabs leave Target (optional) empty.

    • To connect to a single spreadsheet tabs enter the sheet name in Target (optional).

    • Specifying a single Target may may resolve connection problems.

  • Back. Leave the page without saving or attempting to connection.

  • Connect. Connect to the source database.

  • Save. Save the configuration without attempting to connect.

Help

Change DataSource. Only shown when opened by Properties.


How to Add Google Sheet Connections

  1. Open the ETL+ Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) Page for the ETL+ entity to edit.

  2. Select Add Source > MS SQL..

How to Maintain Google Sheet Connections

  1. Open the ETL+ Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) Page for the ETL+ entity to edit.

  2. Select a Google Sheets based Source Object on the Source Objects panel.

  3. Select Properties > Google Sheets.

NOTES

Google Speadsheets, Sheets and Worksheets.

Google Sheets is the Cloud application for creating spreadsheets

A Google Spreadsheet is an entire file.

Each Sheet in a Google spreadsheet is a tab. There can be one (minimum) of more Sheets in a spreadsheet.
https://support.google.com/docs/thread/40407678/what-is-the-google-sheets-name-for-what-excel-calls-a-workbook?hl=en

  • Sheet and Worksheet may be used interchangably.

  • Documentation often doesn’t explicitly explain the terms.

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