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Creating the Session

Open the Workflow Manager and connect to the repository if it is not open already.

Open the Task Developer and click

Tasks

Create

Create a Session task and name it s_ItemSummary. Click

Create

In the

Mappings

dialog box, select the mapping m_ItemSummary and click

Click

Done

Open the session properties for s_ItemSummary by double clicking the icon in the workspace.

The

Edit Tasks

dialog box appears.

Click the Connections setting on the

Mapping

tab. Select the source database connection TUTORIAL_SOURCE for SQ_ITEMS.

Use the database connection you created in Configuring Database Connections in the Workflow Manager.

Select the target database connection TUTORIAL_TARGET for T_ITEM_SUMMARY.

Use the database connection you created in Configuring Database Connections in the Workflow Manager.

Click

to close the

Edit Tasks

dialog box.

Click

Repository

Save

Now that you have two sessions, you can create a workflow and include both sessions in the workflow. When you run the workflow, the Integration Service runs all sessions in the workflow, either simultaneously or in sequence, depending on how you arrange the sessions in the workflow.

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Getting Started

Creating the Session

Creating the Session