PostgreSQL Destination Documentation

Getting started

Using Stitch’s PostgreSQL destination, you can connect the following versions of PostgreSQL to Stitch:

• Google CloudSQL PostgreSQL

• Heroku-Postgres

• Self-Hosted PostgreSQL

• Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL-RDS

• Amazon PostgreSQL-RDS

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Using PostgreSQL

Understanding Loading and Row Usage for Nested Data Structures Depending on the type of destination you’re using, Stitch may deconstruct nested data structures into relational tables.

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Troubleshooting

Destination Loading Error Reference Resolve errors related to loading data into your Stitch destination.

Destination Connection Error Reference Resolve errors related to connecting to your Stitch destination.

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Reference

PostgreSQL Destination Reference Reference documentation for Stitch’s PostgreSQL destination, including info about Stitch features, replication, and transformations.

PostgreSQL Data Loading Reference Learn how Stitch will load data from your integrations into Stitch’s PostgreSQL destination.

Destination & Integration Compatibility Verify your integrations’ compatibility with your data warehouse.

Stitch System Table and Column Reference When data is loaded into your destination, Stitch will create some additional columns and tables. Learn about these system columns and tables and how Stitch uses them.

Stitch and Destination Reserved Keywords A reference of Stitch and destination-reserved keywords.

Related	Troubleshooting
Choosing a Destination Destination & Integration Compatibility Loading Data into Your Destination Switching Destinations Nested Data Structures & Row Count Impact	Destination Connection Errors

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