Use an output stream or window to publish data from
         Event Stream Processor to an external datasource.
         Backslashes in CCL files generate errors, because in that context, they
            are control characters.
       
- Assess the output data, determining which sets or subsets of data
               you want to send to an external datasource.
 
- Choose an output adapter suited for this task.
 If the output destination uses datatypes that are not supported by the
                  ESP Server, the Server maps the data to an
               accepted datatype. Review the associated mapping description for your adapter in the
                  Adapters Guide to ensure that the resulting datatype
               is permitted by the external data destination.
 
- Create an output stream or window.
 
- Use the CREATE SCHEMA statement to define the structure for
               outgoing data within this stream or window.
 
- (Skip this step if using an unmanaged adapter) Use the ATTACH ADAPTER statement to attach your adapter to the output stream or
               window, and set values for the adapter properties.
 To declare default parameters for your adapter properties, use the 
DECLARE block and 
parameter qualifier to define default parameter values before you
               attach your adapter. Once you create the 
ATTACH
                  ADAPTER statement, you can set the adapter properties to the parameter
               values you declared. 
Note: You can bind declared parameters to a new
                  value only when a module or project is loaded.
 
- Start the ESP project. If you are using an
               unmanaged adapter, start the adapter manually.
 
Next
         For detailed information on configuring individual Event Stream Processor-supplied adapters, datatype mappings,
            and schema discovery, see the Adapters Guide. For detailed
            information on CCL queries and statements, such as the ATTACH
               ADAPTER, CREATE SCHEMA, and DECLARE statements, see the Programmers Reference Guide.