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Open Table Connector

Open Table Connector

Create a target table at runtime

Create a target table at runtime

You can use an existing target or create a target to hold the results of a mapping. If you choose to create the target, the agent creates the target if it does not exist already when you run the task.
To specify the target properties, perform the following tasks:
  1. Select the Target transformation in the mapping.
  2. To specify the target, click the
    Target
    tab.
  3. Select the target connection.
  4. For the target type, choose
    Single Object
    or
    Parameter
    .
  5. Specify the target object or parameter.
  6. To specify a target object, perform the following tasks:
    1. Click
      Select
      and choose a target object. You can select an existing target object or create a new target object at runtime.
    2. To create a target object at runtime, select
      Create New at Runtime
      .
    3. In the
      Object Name
      field, enter the name of the target table that you want to create.
    4. In the
      Catalog Name with Database Name
      field, enter the AWS Glue catalog name and database name in the following format:
      <CatalogName>/<DatabaseName>
      .
    5. In the
      Table Location
      field, enter the location of the target table data.
    6. Specify the table properties to optimize the table configuration settings.
    7. Click
      OK
      .
      The following image shows a sample target object:

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Alessio Giordani - March 26, 2025

Hello documentation team,

I want point out that the example print screen is confusing since the table location should be more properly named with the "schema" name not the table name, since the process create the table name folder as the Object Name.

Regards,


Alessio

Informatica Documentation Team - March 27, 2025

Hello Alessio,

We're working to address your comments and will get back to you.