Preface
Transformations
- Active and passive transformations
- Transformation types
- Licensed transformations
- Incoming fields
  - Field name conflicts
    - Creating a field name conflict resolution
  - Field rules
- Data object preview
- Variable fields
- Transformation caches
- Expression macros
- File lists
- Multibyte hierarchical data
Source transformation
- Source object
- File sources
- Database sources
- Web service sources
- Partitions
  - Partitioning rules and guidelines
  - Partitioning examples
- Reading hierarchical data in advanced mode
- Multibyte hierarchical data
- Source fields
  - Editing native data types in complex file sources
  - Editing transformation data types
Target transformation
- Target object
  - Target file creation on advanced clusters
- File targets
- Database targets
- Web service targets
  - Web service operations for targets
  - Field mapping for web service targets
- Partitions
- Writing hierarchical data in advanced mode
- Multibyte hierarchical data
- Target fields
- Target transformation field mappings
- Configuring a Target transformation
Aggregator transformation
- Group by fields
- Sorted data
- Aggregate fields
- Advanced properties
- Hierarchical data in advanced mode
- Aggregator transformation example
Cleanse transformation
- Cleanse transformation configuration
  - Cleanse asset considerations
  - Synchronizing data quality assets
- Cleanse transformation field mappings
- Cleanse transformation output fields
- Advanced properties
Data Masking transformation
- Masking techniques
- Configuration properties for masking techniques
- Credit card masking
- Email masking
  - Advanced email masking
- IP address masking
- Key masking
- Phone number masking
- Random masking
- Social Insurance number masking
- Social Security number masking
- Custom substitution masking
- Dependent masking
  - Dependent masking parameters
- Substitution masking
- URL address masking
- Mask rule parameter
- Creating a Data Masking transformation
- Consistent masked output
  - Rules and guidelines
  - Example
- Data Masking transformation example
Data Services transformation
- Dynamic service name
- Status tracing messages
- Data Services properties
- Data Services transformation input fields
- Data Services transformation output fields
- Data Services transformation field mapping
Deduplicate transformation
- Deduplication and consolidation operations
- Identity population data
- Groups in duplicate analysis
  - Example: Selecting a group key column
- Deduplicate transformation configuration
- Deduplicate transformation field mappings
- Metadata fields on the Deduplicate transformation
- Link scores and driver scores
- Deduplicate transformation output fields
- Advanced properties
Expression transformation
- Expression fields
- Expression editor
- Transformation language components for expressions
- Expression syntax
- String and numeric literals
- Adding comments to expressions
- Reserved words
- Window functions
  - Frame
  - Partition and order keys
- Example: Use a window to calculate expiration dates
- Example: Use a window to flag GPS pings
- Example: Run an aggregate function on a window
- Advanced properties
- Hierarchical data in advanced mode
Filter transformation
- Filter conditions
- Advanced properties
- Hierarchical data in advanced mode
Hierarchy Builder transformation
- Using a Hierarchy Builder transformation
- Sample or schema
- Hierarchical schemas
  - Rules and guidelines for hierarchical schemas
  - Creating a hierarchical schema
- Intelligent structure models
- Output settings
- Field mapping
  - Selecting a primary or foreign key
  - Selecting the fields to map
- Advanced properties
- Multibyte hierarchical data
- Hierarchy Builder transformation example
Hierarchy Parser transformation
- Using a Hierarchy Parser transformation
- Hierarchy Parser rules and guidelines
- Sample or schema
- Hierarchical schemas
  - Rules and guidelines for hierarchical schemas
  - Creating a hierarchical schema
- Input settings
  - Selecting a hierarchical schema
  - Creating a hierarchical schema from sample
- Input field selection
- Field mapping
  - Selecting the elements to convert
- Output fields
- Selecting an output group
- Multibyte hierarchical data
- Hierarchy Parser transformation example
Hierarchy Processor transformation
- Hierarchy Processor transformation overview
- Processing relational output
- Processing hierarchical output
- Processing flattened output
Input transformation
- Input fields
Java transformation
- Defining a Java transformation
- Classpath configuration
- Java transformation fields
- Configuring Java transformation properties
- Developing the Java code
- Compiling the code
  - Viewing the full class code
- Troubleshooting a Java transformation
  - Finding the source of compilation errors
  - Identifying the error type
- Java transformation example
Java transformation API reference
- failSession
- generateRow
- getInRowType
- incrementErrorCount
- invokeJExpression
- isNull
- logError
- logInfo
- setNull
- setOutRowType
Joiner transformation
- Join condition
- Join type
- Advanced properties
- Hierarchical data in advanced mode
- Creating a Joiner transformation
- Joiner transformation example
Labeler transformation
- Labeler transformation configuration
- Labeler transformation field mappings
- Labeler transformation output fields
Lookup transformation
- Lookup object
  - Lookup object properties
    - Multiple match policy restrictions
  - Custom queries
- Lookup condition
- Lookup return fields
- Advanced properties
- Lookup SQL overrides
  - Guidelines for overriding the lookup query
- Lookup source filter
- Dynamic lookup cache
- Persistent lookup cache
  - Rebuilding the lookup cache
- Unconnected lookups
  - Configuring an unconnected Lookup transformation
  - Calling an unconnected lookup from another transformation
- Connected Lookup example
- Dynamic Lookup example
- Unconnected Lookup example
Machine Learning transformation
- Deploying the model as a REST endpoint
- Accessing the machine learning model
- Mapping fields to the request schema
  - Mapping hierarchical fields
  - Request mapping options
- Viewing response fields
- Configuring bulk requests
  - Bulk request options
- Configuring an API proxy
- Troubleshooting
- Error handling
Mapplet transformation
- Mapplet transformation configuration
- Selecting a mapplet
- Mapplet transformation field mappings
- Mapplet parameters
- Mapplet transformation output fields
- Mapplet transformation names
- Synchronizing a mapplet
Normalizer transformation
- Normalized fields
- Normalizer field mapping
  - Normalizer field mapping options
- Advanced properties
- Target configuration for Normalizer transformations
- Normalizer field rule for parameterized sources
- Mapping example with a Normalizer and Aggregator
Output transformation
- Output fields
- Field mapping
Parse transformation
- Parse transformation configuration
- Parse transformation field mappings
- Parse transformation output fields
- Advanced properties
Python transformation
- Install and configure Python
- Python transformation fields
- Active and passive Python transformations
- Resource files
- Developing the Python code
  - Creating Python code snippets
  - Referencing a resource file
- Example: Add an ID column to nonpartitioned data
- Example: Use partitions to find the highest salary
- Example: Operationalize a pre-trained model
Rank transformation
- Ranking string values
- Rank caches
- Defining a Rank transformation
- Rank transformation fields
- Defining rank properties
- Defining rank groups
- Advanced properties
- Hierarchical data in advanced mode
- Rank transformation example
Router transformation
- Working with groups
  - Guidelines for connecting output groups
- Group filter conditions
  - Configuring a group filter condition
- Advanced properties
- Hierarchical data in advanced mode
- Router transformation examples
Rule Specification transformation
- Rule Specification transformation configuration
- Rule Specification transformation field mappings
- Rule Specification transformation output fields
- Advanced properties
Sequence Generator transformation
- Sequence Generator transformation uses
- Sequence Generator output fields
- Sequence Generator properties
  - Disabling incoming fields
- Hierarchical data in advanced mode
- Sequence Generator transformation rules and guidelines
- Sequence Generator transformation example
Sorter transformation
- Sort conditions
- Sorter caches
- Advanced properties
- Hierarchical data in advanced mode
- Sorter transformation example
SQL transformation
- Stored procedure or function processing
- Connected or unconnected SQL transformation for stored procedure processing
- Unconnected SQL transformations
- Query processing
- SQL transformation configuration
Structure Parser transformation
- Processing input from a Hadoop Files source
- Processing input from a flat file source
  - Configuring the flat file source
  - Configuring the Structure Parser transformation to access flat files
- Structure Parser field mapping
- Output fields
- Advanced properties
- Structure Parser transformation configuration
- Rules and guidelines for the Structure Parser transformation
- Structure Parser transformation example
Transaction Control transformation
- Transaction control condition
- Using Transaction Control transformations in mappings
  - Sample transaction control mappings with multiple targets
- Guidelines for using Transaction Control transformations in mappings
- Advanced properties
Union transformation
- Comparison to Joiner transformation
- Planning to use a Union transformation
- Input groups
- Output fields
- Field mappings
- Advanced properties
- Union Transformation example
Velocity transformation
- Velocity transformation input format
  - Source configuration for file sources
- Velocity template
- Testing the template
- Velocity transformation output
  - Target configuration for file targets
- Velocity transformation parsers
- Examples
  - XML conversion example
  - JSON conversion example
Verifier transformation
- Address Reference Data
- Verifier transformation configuration
- Verifier transformation field mappings
  - Understanding input and output mappings
- Verifier transformation output fields
- Advanced properties
Web Services transformation
- Create a Web Services consumer connection
- Define a business service
- Configure the Web Services transformation
- Web Services transformation example
- Multibyte hierarchical data

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Deduplicate transformation field mappings

Configure field mappings to define how data moves from the upstream transformation to the Deduplicate transformation and connects to the inputs on the deduplicate asset. Configure field mappings on the

Field Mapping

tab of the

Properties

panel.

You map an incoming field to a single field on a deduplicate asset.

You can configure the following field mapping options:

Field map options: Method of mapping fields to the transformation.; Select one of the following options:; Manual. Manually link an incoming field to a transformation input field. Removes links for any automatically mapped field.
Automatic. Automatically link fields with the same name. You cannot manually link fields with this option.
Completely Parameterized. Use a parameter to represent the field mapping.
Choose the Completely Parameterized option when the deduplicate asset in the transformation is parameterized or any upstream transformation in the mapping is parameterized.

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.
Parameter: Select the parameter to use for the field mapping, or create a new parameter. This option appears when you select Completely Parameterized or Partially Parameterized as the field map option. The parameter must be of type field mapping.; Do not use the same field mapping parameter in more than one Deduplicate transformation in a single mapping.
Options: Controls how fields are displayed in the
Incoming Fields
and
Target Fields
lists.; Configure the following options:; The fields that appear. You can show all fields, unmapped fields, or mapped fields.
Field names. You can use technical field names or labels.
Automap: Links fields with matching names. Allows you to link matching fields and to manually configure other field mappings. The Automap options appear when you select the Manual or Partially Parameterized field map option.; 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
Undo Automap
.; To unmap a single field, select the field to unmap and click
Actions
Unmap
on the context menu for the field. To unmap one or more fields that you selected, click
Unmap Selected
on the Target Fields context menu.; To clear all field mappings from the transformation, click
Clear Mapping
on the Target Fields context menu.

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