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Defining a DDL Query to Create or Replace the Target at Run Time

When you choose to create or replace the target at run time, you can define a DDL query based on which the Data Integration Service must create or replace the target table at run time. You can define a DDL query for relational and Hive targets. You can enter placeholders and parameters in the DDL query.

In the

Properties

view, click the

Advanced

tab.

Select the

Create or replace table at runtime

option.

The

DDL query

field is available.

Click

Edit

The

DDL query

dialog box appears.

Enter the DDL query in the editor.

You can enter placeholders in the DDL query. The Data Integration Service substitutes the placeholders with the actual values at run time. For example, if a table contains 50 columns, instead of entering all the column names in the DDL query, you can enter a placeholder.

You can enter the following placeholders in the DDL query:

INFA_TABLE_NAME. Fetches the target table name at run time.

INFA_COLUMN_LIST. Fetches a list of columns in the target table at run time.

INFA_PORT_SELECTOR. Adds port selectors.

The placeholder names are case sensitive. You must enclose the placeholders within two curly brackets. For example, {INFA_TABLE_NAME}.

You can also perform the following steps to define the DDL query.

To add a column name, double-click a column in the

Columns

tab.

To define a parameter, click the

Parameters

tab, and double-click a parameter name. You can also click

Manage Parameters

to add, edit, or delete parameters.

To configure a port selector, click the

Port Selector

tab, and double-click a port selector. You can also click

New

to configure a new port selector.

The following image shows a DDL query to create a Hive target table:

The image shows a DDL query to create a Hive target table. The query uses the INFA_TABLE_NAME, INFA_COLUMN_LIST, and INFA_PORT_SELECTOR placeholders. It also uses a parameter to define the storage format.

The DDL query in the image contains the INFA_TABLE_NAME, INFA_COLUMN_LIST, and INFA_PORT_SELECTOR placeholders. It also contains a parameter to define the storage format.

If you do not enter a DDL query, the Data Integration Service creates the target based on the mapping flow or data object.

Click

to save the DDL query.

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