10.6.2 Exporting analyzed documents to a relational database Before you begin exporting data to a relational database, you can export a small  subset of data as XML to a file system for the following reasons: Content Analytics uses the field configuration that you set for the export to  automatically insert exported data into a relational database. Content Analytics  inserts the data into star-schema tables.  Exporting analyzed documents to a relational database requires the following  tasks, which are explained in the following sections: The first step in exporting data to a relational database is to configure the  database export information. You must define how the metadata of a document is  mapped to the columns of tables in the database. The database information  includes connection and configuration information about the database. To set up the database export configuration information for exporting analyzed  documents, follow these steps: Configuring the database export information GLYPH<SM590000> To see the type of data that is being exported as fields, facets, and metadata.  For any native fields that you map to the search fields, the names of the  search fields are displayed in the exported data. GLYPH<SM590000> To determine the data that needs to be inserted into the database. For  example, when you export analyzed documents, no binary data is exported.  In this case, you must modify the default configuration. Similarly, you can  modify the configuration to remove any fields or facets that you do not want to  needlessly insert into the database. 1. Configuring the database export information 2. Running the export 3. Validating the results of the analyzed documents export 1. From the administration console, click  Collections  in the toolbar.  2. In the Collections view, locate the collection that you want to edit and click  Edit . 3. Select the  Export  Arrow (Figure 10-17 on page 372), and go to  Configure  options to export crawled or analyzed documents .  Chapter 10. Importing CSV files, exporting data, and performing deep inspection  371