Python as an ETL tool

[@alaxakbir]

to avoid escaping backslashes, use raw strings, like r"C:\path"

[@thebihub]

Thanks for sharing, another alternative is to use double backslashes!

[@DeepakBharti-h9l]

Thanks a lot buddy !!
i have been trying to understand the etl procees , you made it too easy to understand

[@thebihub]

Thanks!

[@ipsitapradhan1672]

This is really helpful.upload some more videos how millions of records can be valodated if source is in oracle and target is MSSQL using python.

[@osamanasher2550]

Hihi the vidio us wonderfull
But I confuse in one point
The python code where is written ?
Please advice

[@thebihub]

@@osamanasher2550 PyCharm

[@dndaughtery]

Which IDE are you using? I really like it.

[@thebihub]

@@dndaughtery Pycharm it is!

[@kotamrajusurya9185]

Please kindly share links and commands which are used in this video

[@grace_upon_linda]

This was too good!

[@thebihub]

@@grace_upon_linda thanks Linda!

[@Lazy_Truth]

Bhai thanks

[@thebihub]

Thanks Nilesh

[@hayatunsyamilah2694]

how to upload this project to github?

[@raulanadinda1995]

thanks a lot, it is easy to understand. but can you show us how to import to MySQL rather than MS SQL?

[@omkarkandekar8043]

good 👍

[@thebihub]

Thanks Omkar!

[@UnboundedPassion-ux6fz]

Helpful. :)

[@thebihub]

Glad it helped you, thanks!

[@MyLatinLife]

Nice

[@thebihub]

Thanks

[@aadarshchaudhari3957]

👌👍

[@thebihub]

Thanks!