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Transformations

The document describes different types of components in an integration service and their properties. It lists the component type, whether it is active or passive, and whether it is connected or unconnected. The types include aggregator, application source qualifier, custom, data masking, expression, external procedure, filter, HTTP, input, Java, joiner, lookup, normalizer, output, rank, router, sequence generator, sorter, source qualifier, SQL, stored procedure, transaction control, union, unstructured data, update strategy, XML generator, XML parser, and XML source qualifier.

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Transformations

The document describes different types of components in an integration service and their properties. It lists the component type, whether it is active or passive, and whether it is connected or unconnected. The types include aggregator, application source qualifier, custom, data masking, expression, external procedure, filter, HTTP, input, Java, joiner, lookup, normalizer, output, rank, router, sequence generator, sorter, source qualifier, SQL, stored procedure, transaction control, union, unstructured data, update strategy, XML generator, XML parser, and XML source qualifier.

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Type

Aggregator

Active/

Connected
Application
Source
Qualifier

Active/

Connected
Custom

Active or Passive/

Connected

Data Masking

Passive/

Connected
Expression

Passive/

Connected
External
Procedure

Passive/

Connected or Unconnected

Filter

Active/
Connected

HTTP

Passive/

Connected

Input

Passive/

Connected
Java

Active or Passive/

Connected
Joiner

Active/

Connected
Lookup

Active or Passive/

Connected or Unconnected

Normalizer

Active/

Connected
Output

Passive/

Connected
Rank

Active/

Connected
Router

Active/

Connected

Sequence
Generator

Passive/

Connected
Sorter

Active/

Connected
Source
Qualifier

Active/

Connected
SQL

Active or Passive/

Connected
Stored
Procedure

Passive/

Connected or Unconnected

Transaction
Control

Active/

Transaction
Control

Connected
Union

Active/

Connected
Unstructured
Data

Active or Passive/

Connected
Update
Strategy

Active/

Connected
XML Generator Active/

Connected
XML Parser

Active/

Connected
XML Source
Qualifier

Active/

Connected

Description
Performs aggregate
calculations.

Represents the rows that the


Integration Service reads
from an application, such as
an ERP source, when it runs a
session.

Calls a procedure in a shared


library or DLL.

Replaces sensitive production


data with realistic test data
for non-production
environments.

Calculates a value.

Calls a procedure in a shared


library or in the COM layer of
Windows.

Filters data.

Connects to an HTTP server to


read or update data.

Defines mapplet input rows.


Available in the Mapplet
Designer.

Executes user logic coded in


Java. The byte code for the
user logic is stored in the
repository.

Joins data from different


databases or flat file systems.

Look up and return data from


a flat file, relational table,
view, or synonym.

Source qualifier for COBOL


sources. Can also use in the
pipeline to normalize data
from relational or flat file
sources.

Defines mapplet output rows.


Available in the Mapplet
Designer.

Limits records to a top or


bottom range.

Routes data into multiple


transformations based on
group conditions.

Generates primary keys.

Sorts data based on a sort


key.

Represents the rows that the


Integration Service reads
from a relational or flat file
source when it runs a session.

Executes SQL queries against


a database.

Calls a stored procedure.

Defines commit and rollback


transactions.

Defines commit and rollback


transactions.

Merges data from different


databases or flat file systems.

Transforms data in
unstructured and semistructured formats.

Determines whether to insert,


delete, update, or reject
rows.

Reads data from one or more


input ports and outputs XML
through a single output port.

Reads XML from one input


port and outputs data to one
or more output ports.

Represents the rows that the


Integration Service reads
from an XML source when it
runs a session.

Type
Aggregator

Application
Source
Qualifier

Custom

Active/

Connecte
d
Active/

Connecte
d
Active or
Passive/

Connecte
d

Data Masking

Passive/

Expression

Connecte
d
Passive/

External
Procedure

Connecte
d
Passive/

Filter

Connecte
d or
Unconnec
ted
Active/

HTTP

Connecte
d
Passive/

Connecte
d

Input

Java

Joiner

Lookup

Passive/

Connecte
d
Active or
Passive/

Connecte
d
Active/

Connecte
d
Active or
Passive/

Connecte
d or
Unconnec
ted

Normalizer

Active/

Output

Connecte
d
Passive/

Rank

Connecte
d
Active/

Router

Connecte
d
Active/

Connecte
d

Sequence
Generator

Sorter

Source
Qualifier

SQL

Stored
Procedure

Transaction
Control

Passive/

Connecte
d
Active/

Connecte
d
Active/

Connecte
d
Active or
Passive/

Connecte
d
Passive/

Connecte
d or
Unconnec
ted
Active/

Transaction
Control

Union

Connecte
d
Active/

Unstructured
Data

Connecte
d
Active or
Passive/

Update
Strategy

Connecte
d
Active/

Connecte
d
XML Generator Active/

XML Parser

XML Source
Qualifier

Connecte
d
Active/

Connecte
d
Active/

Connecte
d

Description
Performs aggregate
calculations.

Represents the rows that the


Integration Service reads
from an application, such as
an ERP source, when it runs a
session.

Calls a procedure in a shared


library or DLL.

Replaces sensitive production


data with realistic test data
for non-production
environments.

Calculates a value.

Calls a procedure in a shared


library or in the COM layer of
Windows.

Filters data.

Connects to an HTTP server to


read or update data.

Defines mapplet input rows.


Available in the Mapplet
Designer.

Executes user logic coded in


Java. The byte code for the
user logic is stored in the
repository.

Joins data from different


databases or flat file systems.

Look up and return data from


a flat file, relational table,
view, or synonym.

Source qualifier for COBOL


sources. Can also use in the
pipeline to normalize data
from relational or flat file
sources.

Defines mapplet output rows.


Available in the Mapplet
Designer.

Limits records to a top or


bottom range.

Routes data into multiple


transformations based on
group conditions.

Generates primary keys.

Sorts data based on a sort


key.

Represents the rows that the


Integration Service reads
from a relational or flat file
source when it runs a session.

Executes SQL queries against


a database.

Calls a stored procedure.

Defines commit and rollback


transactions.

Defines commit and rollback


transactions.

Merges data from different


databases or flat file systems.

Transforms data in
unstructured and semistructured formats.

Determines whether to insert,


delete, update, or reject
rows.

Reads data from one or more


input ports and outputs XML
through a single output port.

Reads XML from one input


port and outputs data to one
or more output ports.

Represents the rows that the


Integration Service reads
from an XML source when it
runs a session.

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