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given to the Content Creation part of the task. In order to optimize the process, blocks of 100
records are sent sequentially to the Content Creation in parallel, instead of waiting for the
whole record set to be created.
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Source: Indicates the source of the Record Set Metadata:
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Data Mapping Configuration: Executes data mapping on the appropriate source.
Select the appropriate data mapping configuration in the list:
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"None": Select to execute default, basic data mapping on the input PDV/VT
file.
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"%o": Select to use a dynamic data mapping configuration name. Click on %o
to change the expression that determines the name of the data mapping
configuration to use. Right-click it to open the contextual menu that allows to
select variables, data and lookup functions (see "Data selections" on
page54).
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Configuration Names: Select the appropriate data mapping configuration.
Adding configurations is done through the Send to Workflow option in the
DataMapper Module.
Click the Open data model of selected configuration button to view the data
model attached to the configuration in the Data Mapper module, to verify that
the right one is used. Only works for configurations listed (will not work for
"None" or "Dynamic" options).
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No storing or post-processing of the data records (faster): This option
prevents data from being written to the database. Instead, records are
streamed directly into the Content Creation process for immediate merging.
Turning this feature on can improve data mapping performance significantly,
as well as the time required for the cleanup process. However, since the data
is not written to the database, there is no way to do post-processing on the
extracted data after the All In One operation has completed. Any post-
processors defined in the data mapping configuration will be disabled.
This option is unchecked by default.
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Filter: Retrieves records from the Connect Database. This is identical to using the
"Retrieve Items" on page660 task.
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Filter type: Determines at which level to retrieve the records:
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Record: Retrieves one or more Records, whether or not they are part of
a Record Set. Output similar to the "Execute Data Mapping" on
page645 task.
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