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• File-based outputs such as CSV. For more information, see Supported File Formats. 

• Table-based outputs such as Oracle or PostgreSQL. For more information, see Connection Types.

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1. In the Publishing action page, select the connection where you wish to write file from the left panel. In the following example, the HDFS connection has been selected:
   

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   Publishing action page for file output

2. Select the file. You can select the existing file from the search list or click a Create a new file in the right panel. 
   1. Enter a file name in the Create a new file field. 

3. To create output parameters, click the Parameterize destination link. See "Create an Output with Parameters" below.

4. From the Data Storage Format drop-down list, select the output format for the file.

5. The publishing actions vary based on the options selected. Select the required publishing actions below the drop-down list. For more information, see Run Job Page File Settings.

6. Update the Delimiter field, if required.

7. You can choose to generate the file as a Single File or as Multiple Files.
8. To apply compression to the file, select the compression type from the Compression drop-down list.
9. Click Add.

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1. In the Publishing action page, select the connection to the database where you wish to store the table from the left panel. In the following example, the postgres connection is selected:
   

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   Publishing action for a table output

2. Search the table. You can select an existing table from the list or click Create a new table in the right panel.

   1. Enter a table name in the Create a new table field. 

3. To create output parameters, click the Parameterize destination link. See "Create an Output with Parameters" below.

4. Select the required publishing actions below the drop-down list. For more information, see Run Job Page Relational Table Settings.

5. Click Add.

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For more information, see Run Job Page.