Search for	Example	Results
A single word	`cat`	Topics that contain the word "cat". You will also find its grammatical variations, such as "cats".
A phrase. You can specify that the search results contain a specific phrase.	`"cat food"` (quotation marks)	Topics that contain the literal phrase "cat food" and all its grammatical variations. Without the quotation marks, the query is equivalent to specifying an OR operator, which finds topics with one of the individual words instead of the phrase.

Search for	Operator	Example
Two or more words in the same topic	`AND` `and` `+` (plus symbol) `&` (ampersand)	`cat AND dog` `"cat food"+milk` `"cat food"&"dog food"`
Either word in a topic	`OR` `or` `\|` (pipe)	`cat OR dog` `cat \| dog`
Topics that do not contain a specific word or phrase	`NOT` `not` `!` (exclamation point)	`NOT cat` `! dog`
Topics that contain one string and do not contain another	`^` (caret)	`cat ^ mouse`
A combination of search types	`( )` parentheses	`cat + (dog \| mouse)` `cat \| dog + (! mouse)`

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Map from Integration to Target

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Map from the Integration to Target

Once you have added columns to the Integration entity you can perform SSI mapping.

In the Engineer Stream Designer, in the palette area, click Column Mapping in the Relations section to map the Integration to the Target entity.
Drag the arrow from the Integration column to the Target column.
After you have performed the first SSI mapping, a transformation SSI entity is created to which you can perform further mapping. Any integration entity from the same CP that should be mapped to this Target, must be mapped to the transformation entity.
Click Save.

Note If an Integration column is already mapped to a Target column, you cannot perform further mapping from the same Content Pack.

Two Integration entity columns from the same Content Pack cannot be mapped to the same Target entity column.

Engineer Stream Designer View

Palette Area

UI Element	Description
Target Entity	New Target Entity. Select to display a new Target entity. Load Target Entity. Opens the Resource Selector dialog box. Select the relevant entity for your model. Target Column. Adds columns to entities. Column properties, for example column type, can be edited in the Properties tab. Each added attribute impacts the relevant entity generations.
Integration Entity	Contains the following Integration entity options: New Integration Entity. Select to display a new Integration entity. Load Integration Entity. Opens the Resource Selector dialog box. Select the relevant entity for your model. Integration Column. Adds columns to entities. Column properties, for example column type, can be edited in the Properties tab. Each added attribute impacts the relevant entity generations.
Source Entity	Contains the following Source entity options: New Source Entity. Select to display a new Source entity. Load Source Entity. Opens the Resource Selector dialog box.Select the relevant entity for your model. Source to Integration Relation. The Source must be mapped to the Integration in order to map to the Target. A green arrow is displayed between the entities.
Transformation	Click to map the displayed entities. Column Mapping. Mapping between the Integration and Target columns. First time mapping is done from the Integration column to the Target column. A black arrow is displayed between the entities. First-time mapping creates a new entity for Transformation. Subsequent mappings are done to the new Transformation entity.

Properties tab for Integration

To view the Properties tab, right-click on the specific entity and click Show Properties View.

Note Properties data is replicated in the Integration and Source columns. If you add or delete columns from the Integration, however, it is not automatically done in the Source.

To add: Once you have added the column in the properties tab, delete the mapping link and re-map from the Source to Integration.

To delete: Right-click the deleted column, delete the mapping link and re-map from the Source to Integration.

UI Element	Description
General tab	Displays the General entity attributes.
Columns tab	Displays column information: ID. The ID of the column. It is taken from the mapped integration column and is read-only. Business name. The complete business name. Description. Enter a description of the entity. Data Type. Varchar, Int 16, Int 32, Float, Localized Date Time Length. Only for Varchar data type. The length of a Varchar column must be more than 0 and less than 4000. Null Allowed. Select if the field can have the value NULL. If you specify a Business Key, at least one of the columns must not Null Allowed. Business Key. Primary key of the Integration field order. Select a number for the order of columns for placement. When no number has been assigned, you can only select 1. Subsequently you can assign any number to a column. If you change a number, all other assigned columns are automatically shifted down a spot in the order. Example If you change the Business Key of a column to 1, the one that was specified previously as 1 becomes 2. Last Modified. The last date that the source has been changed. Select the button if you want a query from a certain date and not all possible data.

UI Element

Description

General tab

Displays the General entity attributes.

Columns tab

Displays column information:

ID. The ID of the column. It is taken from the mapped integration column and is read-only.
Business name. The complete business name.
Description. Enter a description of the entity.
Data Type. Varchar, Int 16, Int 32, Float, Localized Date Time
Length. Only for Varchar data type. The length of a Varchar column must be more than 0 and less than 4000.
Null Allowed. Select if the field can have the value NULL. If you specify a Business Key, at least one of the columns must not Null Allowed.
Business Key. Primary key of the Integration field order. Select a number for the order of columns for placement. When no number has been assigned, you can only select 1. Subsequently you can assign any number to a column. If you change a number, all other assigned columns are automatically shifted down a spot in the order.

Example If you change the Business Key of a column to 1, the one that was specified previously as 1 becomes 2.
Last Modified. The last date that the source has been changed. Select the button if you want a query from a certain date and not all possible data.

Properties tab for Source

To view the Properties tab, right-click on the specific entity and click Show Properties View.

UI Element	Description
General tab	General attributes: ID. The entity ID. Content Pack. The Source Content Pack information. Data Source SQL Clauses: Group by. The section in the SQL Query for the aggregation. Table Name/Join Condition. Default is Integration entity name. If you change the table name, you must also change it in the columns. Enter the Join Condition for an SQL query with join. Where. Where to extract for the SQL query for filtering data from the source.
Columns tab	Displays column information. The Source entity receives all of the Integration entity properties. ID. The ID of the column. It is taken from the mapped integration column and is read-only. Type. Select Fixed, Direct, or Rule. If you select Fixed, you must enter a Fixed Value. if you select Rule, you must enter the Calculation Rule. Not Applicable. Table Name. Based on table name entered in the General tab. Relevant only if Direct type is selected. Column Name. The field name. Must be what appears in the Source entity. Fixed Value. The fixed value of the column. Relevant only if Fixed type is selected. Calculation Rule. The calculation rule of the column. Relevant only if Rule type is selected. The IDE does not support non UTF-8 characters in the Calculation Rule field.

UI Element

Description

General tab

General attributes:

ID. The entity ID.
Content Pack. The Source Content Pack information.

Data Source SQL Clauses:

Group by. The section in the SQL Query for the aggregation.
Table Name/Join Condition. Default is Integration entity name. If you change the table name, you must also change it in the columns. Enter the Join Condition for an SQL query with join.
Where. Where to extract for the SQL query for filtering data from the source.

Columns tab

Displays column information. The Source entity receives all of the Integration entity properties.

ID. The ID of the column. It is taken from the mapped integration column and is read-only.
Type. Select Fixed, Direct, or Rule. If you select Fixed, you must enter a Fixed Value. if you select Rule, you must enter the Calculation Rule.
Not Applicable.
Table Name. Based on table name entered in the General tab. Relevant only if Direct type is selected.
Column Name. The field name. Must be what appears in the Source entity.
Fixed Value. The fixed value of the column. Relevant only if Fixed type is selected.
Calculation Rule. The calculation rule of the column. Relevant only if Rule type is selected. The IDE does not support non UTF-8 characters in the Calculation Rule field.

For details on the Properties for Target entities, see Properties tab for Target entity and specific fields

For details on the Properties tab for Associated Dimensions, see Properties tab for Associated Dimensions.

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