List of available transforms
Data Integrator- Data_Transfer, Date_Generation, Effective_Date, Hierarchy_Flattening, History_Preserving, Key_Generation, Map_CDC_Operation, Pivot (Columns to Rows), Reverse Pivot (Rows to Columns), Table_Comparison, XML_Pipeline
Data Quality- Associate, Country ID, Data Cleanse, DSF2 Walk Sequencer, Geocoder, Global Address Cleanse, Global Suggestion Lists, Match, USA Regulatory Address Cleanse, User-Defined
Platform- Case, Map_Operation, Merge, Query, Row_Generation, SQL, Validation
Text Data Processing- Entity_Extraction
CASE Transform
Case transform is used to divide or route the input data set into multiple output data sets based on the defined logical expression. It is used to implement IF-THEN-ELSE logic at data flow level. This transform accepts only one source input. We can define multiple labels and their corresponding CASE expression. For input rows that do not satisfy any of the CASE conditions, we may select to output those records using the DEFAULT case. For that we need to select the check box Produce default output when all expressions are false.
Two other featured properties of this transform are Row can be TRUE for one case only and Preserve expression order. If we select the option Row can be TRUE for one case only, then a row is passed to the first case whose expression returns TRUE. Otherwise, the row is passed to all the cases whose expression returns TRUE. Preserve expression order option is available only when the Row can be TRUE for one case only option is checked. We can select this option if expression order is important to us because there is no way to guarantee which expression will evaluate to TRUE first.
Data Integrator- Data_Transfer, Date_Generation, Effective_Date, Hierarchy_Flattening, History_Preserving, Key_Generation, Map_CDC_Operation, Pivot (Columns to Rows), Reverse Pivot (Rows to Columns), Table_Comparison, XML_Pipeline
Data Quality- Associate, Country ID, Data Cleanse, DSF2 Walk Sequencer, Geocoder, Global Address Cleanse, Global Suggestion Lists, Match, USA Regulatory Address Cleanse, User-Defined
Platform- Case, Map_Operation, Merge, Query, Row_Generation, SQL, Validation
Text Data Processing- Entity_Extraction
CASE Transform
Case transform is used to divide or route the input data set into multiple output data sets based on the defined logical expression. It is used to implement IF-THEN-ELSE logic at data flow level. This transform accepts only one source input. We can define multiple labels and their corresponding CASE expression. For input rows that do not satisfy any of the CASE conditions, we may select to output those records using the DEFAULT case. For that we need to select the check box Produce default output when all expressions are false.
Two other featured properties of this transform are Row can be TRUE for one case only and Preserve expression order. If we select the option Row can be TRUE for one case only, then a row is passed to the first case whose expression returns TRUE. Otherwise, the row is passed to all the cases whose expression returns TRUE. Preserve expression order option is available only when the Row can be TRUE for one case only option is checked. We can select this option if expression order is important to us because there is no way to guarantee which expression will evaluate to TRUE first.
MERGE Transform
Merge transform is used to combine multiple input dataset with the same schemas into a single output dataset of the same schema. It is equivalent to SQL UNION ALL statement. In order to eliminate duplicate records from output dataset basically to attain UNION operation, add a Query transform with DISTINCT option enabled after the Merge transform.
VALIDATION Transform
Validation transform is used to filter or replace the source dataset based on criteria or validation rules to produce desired output dataset. It enables to create validation rules on the input dataset, and generate the output based on whether they have passed or failed the validation condition. This transform is typically used for NULL ckecking for mandatory fields, Pattern matching, existence of value in reference table, validate datatype, etc.
SAP BO Data Services - Transforms
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