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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to PowerExchange for MongoDB JDBC
  3. PowerExchange for MongoDB JDBC Configuration
  4. Schema Definition
  5. MongoDB JDBC Sources and Targets
  6. MongoDB JDBC Mappings
  7. MongoDB JDBC Sessions
  8. Data Type Reference

PowerExchange for MongoDB JDBC User Guide for PowerCenter

PowerExchange for MongoDB JDBC User Guide for PowerCenter

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Configure Pass-Through Partitioning for a MongoDB JDBC Session

Configure Pass-Through Partitioning for a MongoDB JDBC Session

Configure pass-through partitioning for a session and the specify the filter override condition for each partition. When you configure a filter override in a pass-through partitioning, key range partitioning is enabled.
  1. In the Workflow Manager, double-click the Session task to open the session properties, and click the
    Mapping
     tab.
  2. In the
    Partitions
     tab, double-click the source qualifier and add the required number of partitions.
  3. Select the
    Partition Type
     as
    Pass Through
    .
  4. Click the
    Transformations
     tab, and navigate to the session properties.
  5. In the Filter Override session property, specify the filter override condition for each partition.
  6. Click
    OK
    .
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