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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Cloud Integration Hub
  3. Hub administration
  4. Project and Asset Management
  5. Applications
  6. Topics
  7. Data Integration tasks
  8. File ingestion tasks
  9. Publications
  10. Subscriptions
  11. Tracking and monitoring
  12. Cloud Integration Hub REST APIs
  13. Glossary

Cloud Integration Hub

Cloud Integration Hub

Subscription process for subscriptions that trigger Data Integration tasks

Subscription process for subscriptions that trigger Data Integration tasks

When a subscription triggers an
Data Integration
task, the subscription process includes retrieving the required data from the
Cloud Integration Hub
relational publication repository, running the subscription task, and writing the data to one or more subscriber targets.
Cloud Integration Hub
keeps the data in the publication repository until the retention period of the topic expires.
The subscription process includes the following stages:
  1. When the publication is ready for subscribers, the
    Cloud Integration Hub
    server triggers the Data Integration task that is defined for the subscription through an
    Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services
    REST API.
  2. The subscription process uses the
    Cloud Integration Hub
    cloud connector to read data from
    Cloud Integration Hub
    .
  3. The Data Integration task reads the data from
    Cloud Integration Hub
    and then writes the data to the subscribing application.
  4. The
    Cloud Integration Hub
    server changes the status of the subscription event to complete.
  • For better performance,
    Cloud Integration Hub
    writes the data to a folder on the local server for intermediate staging, and then writes the data to the target location.
    Cloud Integration Hub
    deletes the data from the local server at the end of the subscription process.
  • You can sort data only for the fields that are enabled as
    Filter accelerator
    .
  • You can't sort a
    String
    data type with a precision greater than 1024.
  • You can filter or sort data based on one or more fields. You can sort the fields in ascending or descending order.

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