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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to the Informatica Connector Toolkit
  3. Installing and Upgrading the Informatica Connector Toolkit
  4. Building an Adapter
  5. Connection Attributes
  6. Type System
  7. Metadata Objects
  8. Partitioning Capability
  9. Run-time Behavior
  10. Adapter Example: Instagram
  11. Adapter Example: MySQL
  12. Adapter Example: YouTube
  13. Metadata Models
  14. ASO Model
  15. Adapter Project Migration
  16. Frequently Asked Questions

Informatica Connector Toolkit Developer Guide

Informatica Connector Toolkit Developer Guide

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Step 6. Implement the Adapter Run-Time Behavior

Step 6. Implement the Adapter Run-Time Behavior

Use the Informatica Connector Toolkit to implement the adapter run-time behavior in C/C++ or Java. The adapter run-time behavior defines how the adapter performs operations, such as establishing a connection, closing a connection, preparing SQL statements, and running SQL statements.
You can set up the run-time implementation for each NMO of the adapter. For example, if you define an NMO with read capability and another NMO with write capability, you can choose to implement the run time for the first NMO with read capability in C++ and implement the run time for the other NMO with write capability in Java.
You can also define the adapter run-time behavior to support pre and post commands to perform tasks before and after a mapping run. For example, you can define the adapter run-time behavior to support a pre command that initializes environment variables before the mapping run.

Updated May 15, 2019

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