Deleting Mappings from a Messaging Relationship

You can delete a mapping to remove the source and target from a specific key if it is no longer relevant to your messaging relationship. This clears the source and target information from the mapping.

Notes:

If the key is not used for any mappings on the message type, it is deleted form the list.

Source and target information can only be removed from custom mappings.

To delete mappings from a relationship:

On the Message Types tab, click the name of the message type that contains the relationship you want to customize.
In the Relationship & Mapping Details section, click Manage Relationship and select the publication and subscription that make up the relationship.
To make changes to an existing mapping, click and click Delete. The source and target are cleared.

Concepts

Working with Messages

Messaging Relationships Overview

Splitting Source Data into Multiple Target Records

Data Transformation Tables

Creating Mappings to Lookups with Common Record Names

Message Types Overview

Return Data Overview

Relationship Activation Overview

Tasks

Viewing Mappings on a Messaging Relationship

Editing Mappings on a Messaging Relationship

Creating a Messaging Relationship

Adding Mappings to a Messaging Relationship

Adding Filters to Subscriptions

Sending and Receiving Record Types

Example Messaging Relationship Setup

Activating a Messaging Relationship

Converting ClickLink Rules to Messaging Relationships

Example Messaging Relationship Setup: Creating Parent and Child Records from a Flat Source

Exporting Publications and Subscriptions

Importing Publications and Subscriptions

Creating a Data Transformation Table

Enabling Return Data

Invoking Messaging with a Flow

Disabling Return Data

Disabling Mappings

Adding Custom Mappings from the FDN Mappings Component

Reference

Messaging Relationship Fields

Data Transformation Table Fields

FDN Mappings Fields