Mapping Fields
Here is a description of the fields that make up a mapping.
Key: * – Mandatory field.
Field | Description | ||
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Mapping ID | * | Unique identifier for the mapping record. | |
Mapping Name | Textual identifier for the mapping. | ||
Process | * | Name of the configuration item metadata record that contains the related process. | |
Source Keys | Keys to extract data from the source. | ||
Source Path | The relationship path from the source to the specified source key. | ||
Target Keys | Keys to populate data on the target. | ||
Target Path | The relationship path from the target to the specified target key. | ||
Type | * | Type of mapping, such as Standard or Relationship. | |
Additional Source Identifier Field | The additional source field to compare to identify a unique record. | ||
Source Data | The exact value to map to the target location. | ||
Source Description | The description of the fixed data to map to the target location. | ||
Source Data | The exact value to map to the target location. | ||
Source Description | The description of the fixed data to map to the target location. | ||
Record Creation Method | The creation method that defines how to create and maintain linked records. | ||
Unique Identifier on Source | For child mappings, the source field that contains the record's unique identifier. | ||
Identifier Reference on Target | For child mappings, the field on the target in which to store the source record's unique identifier. The unique identifier is compared when updating records. | ||
Filter | For child mappings, the source field that determines whether records are created or updated. For records to be created or updated, the value must evaluate to true. | ||
Data Transformation Table | The data transformation table to apply to the mapping. | ||
Lookup Field | The source field to compare to identify a unique record. |