g_ETLPipelineSteps_TransformationCursor
TransformationCursor
An ETL transformation cursor.
Properties
args : stringSpace-separated list of expressions evaluating to transformation arguments.
attributeMapping : stringThe attribute mapping for the input attribute names.
- Example
'((firstName firstName1) (homeAddress homeAddress1))
attributes : stringThe list of attributes that the cursor passes on to the next step in the pipeline.
Simple attributes or fields of complex attributes can be specified.- Example
A list of simple attributes: '(firstName lastName)
A list with a complex attribute: '(firstName (homeAddress city))
caption : stringString identifier for caption display in the UI.
description : stringDescription of this TransformationCursor node.
input : stringThe input cursor name.
layout : stringThis attribute captures the UI layout information for rendering the model in the editor. The values change as users moves the element in the editor.
name : stringThe name of the transformation cursor.
orderBy : stringThe order-by list for the resulting records.
The order-by list specified here is not verified to be true. Records will be transformed in the same order they are retrieved. If this transformation modifies any of the order-by attributes, then care must be taken to ensure a correct order-by list is specified. It may be left empty to indicate no order.transformation : stringThe name of the transformation to use.
Parents
g_ETLActivitySteps_ETLPipeline - Pipelines gather and group cursors and commands together into related units, becoming the defining blocks of your ETL activities.
Parent topic: g_ETLActivitySteps_ETLPipeline