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To create a Spazio Source:
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Based on the option chosen in the previous step, the list of fields differ.
For Run Explicitly
Field Name | Description |
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| Queue Manager | Name of the Queue Manager where files are queued. |
| Queue | Name of the default Queue where files are queued. |
| User Class | Name of the MFT user class. |
| Sender Name | Name of MFT sender. The sender in this context is a logical MFT level sender identifier (not the actual userid/subject in AuthN/AuthZ terms) and can be used for filtering. |
| Correlation Id | Name of MFT correlation identifier. Correlation identifier is a logical tag that can be associated with MFT files having some business level affinity (for example, "PAYROLL.FILES") and can be used for filtering. |
| Include Consulted | Set the value to true to read the file multiple times. |
| User Id | MFT connection user id. |
| Password | MFT connection password. |
| Disposition | Whether to keep the file or remove it after successful execution. Keep: Retain the file on the input queue after successful execution. Remove: Remove the processed file from the input queue. |
| External File Attributes | Optional extended metadata elements that can be attached to a file (very similar in nature and purpose with JMS message selectors). The value for this attribute can also be set explicitly in the process flow context. |
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Field Name | Description |
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| User Id | MFT connection user id. |
| Password | MFT connection password. |
| Disposition | Whether to keep the file or remove it after successful execution. Keep: Retain the file on the input queue after successful execution. Remove: Remove the processed file from the input queue. |
| External File Attributes | Optional extended metadata elements that can be attached to a file (very similar in nature and purpose with JMS message selectors). The value for this attribute can also be set explicitly in the process flow context. |
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schema is used to define the structure of data. You can use a schema to parse the fetched data. If you want data transformation, then you need to use the required schemas both after the source and before the target end of your process flow activities. Perform the following steps to create a source schema activity:
1. On the Develop tab, in the Services group, click Schema, and then click the required source Format, e.g., Excel. The Manage Excel Schema screen displays.
2. Click the Create New link. The Create Excel Schema screen displays.
Enter the details and Save it.