Databasin (How to create Pipelines)

This guide will show how to create pipelines in databasin.

Creating pipeline

Pipeline Form Page 1 Part 1

Field Definitions to pay attention to:

Pipeline Name - Name for pipeline

Source Connector - Dropdown to select source for pipeline. Refer how to create connector for more information.

Target Connector - Dropdown to select target connector for pipeline

Pipeline Form Page 1 Part 2

Target Type - Target type choose between Datalake and Data Warehouse

Target Catalog Name - Target Catalog name if you want to put data into different Catalog. Default is cleansed.

Automatically Create Catalogs - Check if you want to create catalog if not exists.

Naming Convention - Choose short name or long name. Short name are same as source naming convention. Long Names are appended by schemaname.

Move to next step. Next step is selecting catalog

Pipeline Form Page 2

Move to next step. Next step is selecting artifacts

Pipeline Form Page 3

Move to next step. Next step is selecting column

Pipeline Form Page 4

Move to next step. Next step is selecting Ingestion Options
Use pencil sign to edit if you want to make snapshot to delta or vice versa

Pipeline Form Page 5

Pipeline Form Page 5 Edit mode

Move to next step. Next step is Finalizing Options
Select schedule, alert and job cluster size

Pipeline Form Page 6.1
Pipeline Form Page 6.2
Pipeline Form Page 6.3

Job Cluster plays important role.
If you know your tables are big then use job cluster size

Following are parameters to select job cluster size
S (small) 8 core 32 Gb
M (Medium) 16 Core 64 Gb
L (Large) 32 Core 128 Gb
XL (Excel) 32 Core 128 Gb

Job Timeout
Job timeout is time azure will kill your job if ran over. So make sure to know how long it will take. Timeout will kill job and potential loss of logs and details.


Updated on August 7, 2025