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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Data Integration Hub
  3. Catalog
  4. Applications
  5. Topics
  6. Creating Topics
  7. Topic Properties
  8. Publications
  9. Creating Publications
  10. Publication Properties
  11. Subscriptions
  12. Creating Subscriptions
  13. Subscription Properties
  14. Events and Event Monitoring
  15. Dashboard and Reports
  16. Glossary

Operator Guide

Operator Guide

Step 3. Select Publication Source

Step 3. Select Publication Source

Select the publication source from which
Data Integration Hub
reads data in the
Source
page of the publication wizard.
  1. Select a connection from the
    Database Connection
    list.
    The
    Define new joins by joining existing tables
    section appears.
  2. Optionally, create joins for the publication.
    A join combines columns from two or more tables in the database. You can create multiple joins, and you can combine data from joins into new joins. Joins are virtual entities, and are not created in the source database or in the topic.
    To create joins, perform the following actions:
    1. By default, the
      Source
      page shows the default schema only and the default schema is selected for both the left and right tables. To select non default schemas, clear the option
      Show default schema only
      and then select schemas for the left right tables.
      When you select non default schemas, do not use two source tables with the same name from different schemas to define the join. The source table names that you use to create the join must be unique across the schemas.
    2. Select the tables to join from the
      Select Left Table
      and
      Select Right Table
      lists.
    3. Select the join type from the
      Select Join Type
      list and then enter the join name in the
      Join Name
      field. The name that you assign to the join shows in the
      Field Mapping
      page, where you can map the join to a topic table.
    4. Select the column to join from the left table and then select the column to join from the right table. To add more columns to the join click the plus sign and then select the columns to join.
    5. Click
      Create Join
      .
      The new join appears on the
      Source
      page.
    6. Repeat step 2 to create as many joins as required.
  3. Click
    Next
    .
    The
    Field Mapping
    page appears.

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