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Step 3. Define a Hierarchy of Records in a Multiple-Record Data Map

Define a hierarchical relationship between the rec1 and rec2 records to reflect the actual hierarchy in the data source.

On the

Data Map

tab in the

Resource Explorer

, right-click the

row_out

table and click

Properties

The

Record Dependencies

list displays the hierarchy between the rec1 and rec2 records.

To delete this hierarchy, in the

Record Dependencies

list, right-click

rec2

and click

Delete

This action moves the rec2 record to the

Available Records

list.

In the

Record Dependencies

list, right-click

rec1

and click

Delete

This action moves the rec1 record to the

Available Records

list.

To redefine the hierarchy, in the

Available Records

list, right-click

rec1

and click

Add Record

This action moves the rec1 record to the

Record Dependencies

list.

For this record, the

How do you want to handle multiple instances of selected record

option is set to

New Row

In the

Available Records

list, right-click

rec2

and click

Add Record as Child

This action moves the rec2 record to the

Record Dependencies

list as a child record of the rec1 parent record.

For this record, the

How do you want to handle multiple instances of selected record

option is set to

New Row

Click

In the

Table

window, the name column is based on the name field in the rec1 record, and the address column is based on the address field in the rec2 record.

The name for each column in the table is prefixed with the record name on which the column is based.

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Step 3. Define a Hierarchy of Records in a Multiple-Record Data Map

Step 3. Define a Hierarchy of Records in a Multiple-Record Data Map