Mapping Parameters

Effective in version 9.6.0, the user-defined parameter that represents a long value is named Bigint. Previously, this user-defined parameter was named Long.

Effective in version 9.6.0, in relational data objects, you need to escape the dollar sign ($) in SQL overrides, filter conditions, join conditions, and SQL statements in read operations, and in update SQL overrides and SQL statements in write operations. Previously, the dollar sign ($) could be used in any of these properties as is.

Effective in version 9.6.0, parameter names that are defined in reusable transformations, relational, PowerExchange, and flat file data objects, and that begin with the dollar sign ($) are renamed to a unique name in the Model repository. However, the parameter name is not changed in the parameter file. Previously, you could use the dollar sign ($) as the first character in mapping parameter names.