A deployable object that can contain data objects, mappings, SQL data services, web services, and workflows. You can create, edit, and delete applications.

A collection of reusable operations that you can run to access and transform data. A data service provides a unified model of data that you can access through a web service or run an SQL query against. You can create, edit, and delete data services.

Repository object that contains properties required to perform certain run-time operations on sources or targets. Required for some PowerExchange adapter data sources.

A container for objects in the Model repository. Use folders to organize objects in a project and create folders to group objects based on business needs. You can create, edit, and delete folders.

An object in a logical data object model that describes a logical entity in an enterprise. It has attributes and keys, and it describes relationships between attributes. You can create, edit, and delete logical data objects in a logical data object model.

A mapping that links a logical data object to one or more physical data objects. It can include transformation logic. You can create, edit, and delete logical data object mappings for a logical data object.

A data model that contains logical data objects and defines relationships between them. You can create, edit, and delete logical data object models.

A set of inputs and outputs linked by transformation objects that define the rules for data transformation. You can create, edit, and delete mappings.

A reusable object that contains a set of transformations that you can use in multiple mappings or validate as a rule. You can create, edit, and delete mapplets.

A mapping that performs the web service operation for the web service client. An operation mapping can contain an Input transformation, an Output transformation, and multiple Fault transformations. You can create, edit, and delete operation mappings in a web service.

A physical representation of data that is used to read from, look up, or write to resources. You can create, edit, and delete physical data objects.

An object that contains rules to discover patterns in source data. Run a profile to evaluate the data structure and verify that data columns contain the type of information that you expect. You can create, edit, and delete profiles.

Contains the standard versions of a set of data values and any alternative version of the values that you may want to find. You can view and delete reference tables.

Business logic that defines conditions applied to source data when you run a profile. It is a midstream mapplet that you use in a profile. You can create, edit, and delete rules.

A reusable object that contains the logic of one or more business rules. An Analyst tool user builds a rule specification and saves the rule specification to the Model repository. You can select the rule specification in the Object Explorer view and drag the rule specification into a mapping.

A rule specification is a read-only object in the Developer tool. To view or edit the rule specification logic, right-click the rule specification and select the option to open the Analyst tool.

A graphical representation of valid values for a source column or output of a rule in profile results. You can create, edit, and delete scorecards.

A repository object in a mapping that generates, modifies, or passes data. Each transformation performs a different function. A transformation can be reusable or non-reusable. You can create, edit, and delete transformations.

A repository object that stores complex data type definitions for a big data mapping that runs on the Spark engine. Complex data type definitions represent the schema of struct data. You can view the type definition library and the complex data type definitions for a mapping or a mapplet in the Outline view and in the mapping editor.

A schema in a virtual database that defines the database structure. You can create, edit, and delete virtual schemas in an SQL data service.

A set of procedural or data flow instructions in an SQL data service. You can create, edit, and delete virtual stored procedures in a virtual schema.

A table in a virtual database. You can create, edit, and delete virtual tables in a virtual schema.

A mapping that contains a virtual table as a target. You can create, edit, and delete virtual table mappings for a virtual table.

A graphical representation of a set of events, tasks, and decisions that define a business process. You can create, edit, and delete workflows.