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  1. Preface
  2. Transformations
  3. Source transformation
  4. Target transformation
  5. Aggregator transformation
  6. Expression transformation
  7. Filter transformation
  8. Input transformation
  9. Joiner transformation
  10. Lookup transformation
  11. Mapplet transformation
  12. Normalizer transformation
  13. Output transformation
  14. Rank transformation
  15. Router transformation
  16. Sequence transformation
  17. Sorter transformation
  18. SQL transformation
  19. Union transformation

Transformations

Transformations

Target transformation field mappings

Target transformation field mappings

Configure field mappings in a Target transformation to define how data moves from the data flow to the target object.
Configure field mappings on the
Field Mappings
tab.
The
Field Mappings
tab includes a list of incoming fields and a list of target fields.
You can configure the following field mapping options:
Target Field Group
The target field group that lists the tables for which you want to configure field mappings. This option appears when the transformation target type is
Multi Group
.
Field Mapping Type
Method of mapping incoming fields to target fields. Select one of the following options:
  • Manual. Manually link incoming fields to target fields. Selecting this option removes links for automatically mapped fields. To map fields manually, drag a field from the incoming fields list and position it next to the appropriate field in the target fields list. Or, you can map selected fields, unmap selected fields, or clear all of the mappings using the
    Actions
    menu.
  • Automatic. Automatically link fields with the same name. Use when all of the fields that you want to link share the same name. You cannot manually link fields with this option.
  • Completely Parameterized. Use a parameter to represent the field mapping. In the task, you can configure all field mappings.
  • Partially Parameterized. Configure links in the mapping that you want to enforce and use a parameter to allow other fields to be mapped in the mapping task. Or, use a parameter to configure links in the mapping, and allow all fields and links to display in the task for configuration.
    To see more information on field mapping parameters, see
    Mappings
    .
Options
You can configure how the fields display and which fields to display. To do so, click
Options
and select from the following display options:
  • Display fields using field labels or technical field names.
  • Show mapped, unmapped, or all fields.
Automap Options
If you want
Data Integration
to automatically link fields with the same name and you also want to manually map fields, select the
Manual
option and open the
Automap Options
menu.
You can map fields in the following ways:
  • Exact Field Name.
    Data Integration
    matches fields of the same name.
  • Smart Map.
    Data Integration
    matches fields with similar names. For example, if you have an incoming field
    Cust_Name
    and a target field
    Customer_Name
    ,
    Data Integration
    automatically links the
    Cust_Name
    field with the
    Customer_Name
    field.
You can use both Exact Field Name and Smart Map in the same field mapping. For example, use Exact Field Name to match fields with the same name and then use Smart Map to map fields with similar names.
You can undo all automapped field mappings by clicking
Automap Options
Undo Automap
. To unmap a single field, select the field to unmap and click
Actions
Unmap
.
Data Integration
highlights newly mapped fields. For example, when you use Exact Field Name,
Data Integration
highlights the mapped fields. If you then use Smart Map,
Data Integration
only highlights the fields mapped using Smart Map.

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