task that uses the mapping that you just designed.
Now that you have a valid mapping, you can use the
mapping
task wizard to create tasks based on the mapping. Because you used parameters in the mapping, each time you run the task, you can change the parameter values. After the task runs, you have a target file that contains account information for the state that you specify in the filter condition parameter.
To create a
mapping
task based on the mapping, while still in the Mapping Designer, click
Actions
and select
New Mapping Task
, as shown in the following image:
The
mapping
task wizard appears.
On the
Definition
page, enter
mt_Accounts_by_State_task
for the name of the task.
Select the runtime environment to use to run this task. It should be the same runtime environment that you used to create and test the mapping.
The following image shows the
Definition
page in the
mapping
task wizard:
Click
Next
.
The
Targets
page appears. You can either select a target object from the list or click
Create Target
to create a new target.
Click
Next
.
The
Input Parameters
page appears and displays the
Filter Value for State
filter condition. You can change the value of the parameter, if desired.
Click
Next
.
The
Schedule
page appears. Because this is a tutorial and we do not want to run this
mapping
task on a regular basis, leave the default values.