Configuring a dynamic mapping task

1. 1Create the dynamic mapping task.
2. 2Configure parameters.
3. 3Configure jobs.
4. 4Configure runtime options.

Defining a dynamic mapping task

1To create a dynamic mapping task, click New > Tasks. Select Dynamic Mapping Task and click Create.
To edit a dynamic mapping task, on the Explore page, navigate to the dynamic mapping task. In the row that contains the task, click Actions and select Edit.
2In the General Properties area, configure the following properties:

Property	Description
Name	Name of the dynamic mapping task.
Location	Project folder in which the task resides. If the Explore page is currently active and a project or folder is selected, the default location for the asset is the selected project or folder. Otherwise, the default location is the location of the most recently saved asset.
Description	Description of the task.
Runtime Environment	Runtime environment that contains the Secure Agent to run the task.
Mapping	Mapping associated with the task.

3Click Next.

Configuring default parameters

1 Click the row that contains the parameter. Select default scope.
2 For parameters with default scope, select or enter the value of the parameter.
You can also override this value on the Jobs tab.
3Click Settings to configure advanced attributes, formatting options, or field metadata.
The available options change based on the parameter you're configuring.
4Click Next.

Configuring jobs

1In the Jobs area, click Add.
2 To rename the job, click the default name and enter another name.
The default job name is Job_X where X is the sequential job number.
3 Expand the job and configure local parameters. You can also override default parameter values.
4 Select a group to assign the job to.
Configure groups in the Groups area.
5Optionally, click Settings and configure the job properties.
You can configure the following properties:

Property	Description
Stop on	Data Integration stops the task if the job encounters an error or warning.
Pre-processing Commands	Commands to run before the task.
Post-processing Commands	Commands to run after the task.

6Optionally, configure advanced session properties.
7Optionally, configure the serverless usage properties for a dynamic mapping task job.
You can configure the following properties:

Property	Description
Max Compute Units	Increases or decreases the number of compute units corresponding to the machine resources that a job can use.
Task Timeout (in minutes)	Increases or decreases the amount of time in minutes to wait for a job to complete before it is terminated.

For more information about the Max Compute Units and Task Timeout (in minutes) properties, see Job settings.

Configuring groups

1In the Groups area, click Add.
2 To rename a group, click the default name and enter the new name.
The default group name is Group_X, where X is the sequential group number.
3To adjust the order in which groups run, click the up or down arrow in the row that contains the group that you want to move.
4Click Next.

Configuring runtime options

1Select to run the task manually or on a schedule.
You must create the schedule in Administrator before you configure the task.
2Configure email notification options. Select one of the following options:
• - Use the default email notification options for my organization.
• - Use custom email notification options. Enter the email addresses to use for job failure, warning, and success messages. Enter one or more valid email addresses. Separate email addresses with a comma (,) or semicolon (;).
3Click Save.