When you enable full

SQL ELT optimization

for a mapping to write to multiple Databricks targets, you can configure the mapping to commit the configured operations for all the targets within a connection group together.

You can use single commit to combine the metadata from all the targets and send the metadata for processing in a single execution call. When you use single commit, the Secure Agent separates the targets into connection groups based on equivalent connection attributes and commits the operations together for each connection group. This optimizes the performance of the write operation.

When you run a mapping with multiple targets, the Databricks connections used for these multiple target transformations that have the same connection attribute values are grouped together to form connection groups. As all the targets in a connection group have the same connection attributes, only a single connection is established for each connection group which represents that particular connection group. The transactions on each connection group runs on a single Databricks cluster.

If the Secure Agent fails to write to any of the targets, the task execution stops and the completed transactions for the targets that belong to the same connection group are not rolled back.

To enable single commit to write to multiple targets, set the

EnableSingleCommit=Yes

custom property in the

Advanced Session Properties

section on the

Runtime Options

tab of the mapping task.