Save to MOI Table¶
Write structured JSON fields or batches of rows to an MOI table and return the affected row count.
Use it for extraction or query results. To import file contents in formats such as CSV or Excel, use Save File to MOI Volume, Then Import to MOI Table.
Choose a target table¶
Use either an existing Catalog table_ref, or a database_ref with a text table_name.
When selecting an existing table, omit the database and table name settings. With the name-based option, use json_schema to define fields and reuse or create the target table.
Choose data to write¶
Input |
Description |
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One JSON object; also accepts an upstream JSON object string |
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One field object; when combined with |
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Nonempty array of objects for batch writes |
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Field structure used to resolve columns |
Batch and single-object modes are mutually exclusive. Bind batches to rows; use raw_json or values for a single object.
Use the output¶
affected_rows counts rows affected by inserts or updates. written_columns lists written fields. database and table_name identify the target; selecting a Catalog table also returns its resolved table_ref.
Check the destination, written columns, and affected rows after running.
Example: save one contract extraction¶
Flow: Information Extraction → Save to MOI Table.
Use single-result extraction, bind result to raw_json, and configure the matching schema and target table. Inspect the extracted contract fields in the table after running.