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Overview
Parameters are placeholders that represent values in a mapping or mapplet. Use parameters to hold values that you want to define at run-time such as a source connection, a target object, or the join condition for a Joiner transformation. You can also use parameters to hold values that change between task runs such as a time stamp that is incremented each time a mapping runs.
Pre-Requisites
- Knowledge of mapping.
Self-Service Resources
Goals
- Understand the parametrization overview.
- Understand the types of parameters.
- Understand how to parametrize the objects.
- Understand the use of parameter files.
Outcome
- Understand Parametrization and its uses.
- Understand types of parameters.
- Understand Advanced parametrization.
- Developers
- Data stewards
Actions
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Engagement Details
Catalog Type
Ask An Expert
Engagement Category
Feature Clarity
Products
Cloud Data Integration
Engagement Type
Ask An Expert
Adoption Stage
Implement
Focus Area
Adoption - Technical
Functional
Engagement ID
AAE-CDI-008
Disclaimer
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- Customers need to perform any hands-on work by themselves leveraging the guidance from these engagements.
- Customers need to work with Informatica Global Customer Support for any product bugs/issues and troubleshooting.