In Data Integration, click

New

>

Mapping Task

and then click

Create

.

While the mapping is open, select

New Mapping Task

from the

Actions

menu.

General Properties

. Enter a name for the mapping task, a project or folder location for the mapping task, and the runtime environment that contains the Secure Agent or Secure Agent Group under which the mapping task will run. If you began creating the mapping task without first opening the mapping, you must also select the mapping with which to associate the mapping task. The description is optional.

Sources

. This page appears only if you defined a parameter for the connection or source object in the mapping. If you defined a connection parameter, select or create the specific connection that you want the mapping task to use. If you defined a source object parameter, select the extraction map for a specific source object. For more information, see Properties for parameterized sources and connections.

CDC Runtime

. This page appears only for CDC sources. Enter CDC-related properties that are used when the mapping task runs. From this page, you can reset the point in the PowerExchange Logger for Linux, UNIX, and Windows logs from which the PWX CDC Reader starts extracting change data. For more information, see CDC runtime properties in mapping tasks and Configuring a restart point for change data extraction.

Targets

. This page appears only if you defined a parameter for the target connection or object in the mapping. For more information about configuring targets in mapping tasks, click the help icon on this page.

Runtime Options

. From this page you can optionally define a schedule for running the mapping tasks, email notifications, advanced options, parameter file location, SQL ELT optimization, execution mode, and advanced session properties. For more information, see Advanced session properties in mapping tasks.