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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to JDBC V2 Connector
  3. Connections for JDBC V2
  4. Mappings in JDBC V2 Connector
  5. Appendix A: JDBC V2 data type reference

JDBC V2 Connector

JDBC V2 Connector

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Joining multiple objects

Joining multiple objects

When you create a Source transformation, you can select multiple JDBC V2 objects as the source type and then configure an advanced relationship to combine the tables. Ensure that the source tables do not contain the same name.
  1. In the Source transformation, click the
    Source Type
     as
    Multiple Objects
    .
  2. From the
    Actions
     menu, select
    Add Source Object
    , and then select the source object that you want to add from the displayed list:
  3. Click
    Related Objects Actions
     menu, and then select
    Advanced Relationship
     to define the relationship between the tables:
    The
    Add Related Objects
     option is not applicable.
    The following image shows an example of an advanced relationship condition defined between the JDBC V2 tables:
    You can view the relationship defined between the objects.
    If you join tables that are from different schemas, you must manually add the schema names.
    The following image shows an example of an advanced relationship condition defined between two JDBC V2 tables where the schema names are different:
    You can view the advanced relationship defined for the tables.
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