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Step 3. Select incoming fields

For each sample interface file, select the incoming fields to use in the mapping.

Add an object to the mapping canvas and connect one of the source transformations you created to the object you add. You can add any type of object, based on the business logic that you want to add to the mapping. For example, a filter or a joiner. The object can also be the target of the mapping.

Select the object you added. Select the

Incoming Fields

tab and, in the

Field Rules

table, select the following options:

Option	Selection
Operator	Include
Field Selection Criteria	Named Fields

Click anywhere outside of the

Field Selection Criteria

selection box.

In the

Field Rules

table, under

Details

, click

Configure

The

Include Named Fields

dialog box appears, listing all the fields in the sample interface file.

Select the incoming fields to use in the mapping and then click

The

Include Named Fields

dialog box closes.

If required, add more elements to the mappings to build the business logic of the mapping.

If you selected incoming fields in a target transformation, do not add elements after the target. The target must be the last element in the mapping.

Repeat steps 1 through 5 for all the sample interface files that you defined as sources in the mapping.

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Step 3. Select incoming fields

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