PowerExchange for MongoDB JDBC User Guide for PowerCenter

PowerExchange for MongoDB JDBC User Guide for PowerCenter

Schema Definition Overview

Schema Definition Overview

You can define the schema for a MongoDB collection that you want to import as a
source or target definition in the Designer.
You can define the schema for multiple collections with the same JDBC data source name.
A collection in MongoDB might contain several fields that you do not want to import. When you define the schema you can limit metadata that you import. The driver dynamically detects the collection schema of a MongoDB database. It flattens the MongoDB schema and displays the keys in the a tabular format with each key as a column in the Schema Editor.
You can export the collection to an external schema definition file and edit the schema definition in the Schema Editor. After you modify the collection properties and column metadata, you can save the modifications in the schema definition file. The driver does not modify the schema of the actual MongoDB collection. You can choose to store the modifications in the MongoDB database or as a file.
If you enable virtual table detection in the Informatica MongoDB JDBC driver, the driver creates virtual tables in the schema if the collection contains arrays. You can import the virtual table as a
source or target definition in the Designer.

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