When you add a relational source to a mapping, you can view the table owner name and override the source table name. You can view this information on the Properties tab of a relational source instance in the Mapping Designer.

The table owner name displays the owner name of the source table in the database. For some databases, such as DB2, tables can have different owners. You can override the table owner name for each source instance in the session properties.

You can override the source table name for relational source instances on the Properties tab of the source instance. Override the source table name when you use a single mapping to read data from different source tables. Enter a table name in the source table name. You can also enter a parameter or variable. You can use mapping parameters, mapping variables, session parameters, workflow variables, or worklet variables in the source table name. For example, you can use a session parameter, $ParamSrcTable, as the source table name, and set $ParamSrcTable to the source table name in the parameter file.

To override a source table name: