Installation
Instructions
- Windows
- Linux
- Docker/MacOS
To start using FastBCP, first request a trial to download the latest version.
Once downloaded, unzip FastBCP to a directory of your choice.
Expand-Archive -Path .\FastBCP.zip -DestinationPath .\FastBCP
You can verify the installation by checking the version:
.\FastBCP.exe --version
To start using FastBCP, first request a trial to download the latest version.
Once downloaded, unzip FastBCP to a directory of your choice.
unzip FastBCP.zip -d FastBCP
On Linux, you need to give execution rights to the FastBCP binary:
chmod +x FastBCP
You can verify the installation by checking the version:
./FastBCP --version
FastBCP is available as a Docker image on Docker Hub.
Pull the latest version:
docker pull arpeio/fastbcp
Or pull a specific version:
docker pull arpeio/fastbcp:v0.0.0
You can verify the installation by checking the version:
docker run --rm arpeio/fastbcp:latest --version
You are now ready to run FastBCP.
After the trial period you will need a valid license. By default, FastBCP will try to find a FastBCP.lic file in the same directory as the executable. You can also provide another path, a URL, or even the license content using the --license parameter.
Embedded Drivers
The following database drivers are embedded in FastBCP :
| Database | Embedded Drivers |
|---|---|
| Clickhouse | |
| DuckDB | |
| MS SQL Server | |
| MySQL | |
| Netezza | |
| Oracle | |
| PostgreSQL | |
| SAP HANA | |
| Teradata |
If you need another database not in the list, you can use ODBC or OLEDB but you will need to install your ODBC or OLEDB drivers of your favorite database in order to use it with ODBC or OLEDB connection type.