Create a custom query to issue a special SELECT statement for the
Integration Service to read source data. For example, you might use a
custom query to perform aggregate calculations.
Source Qualifier Transformation Properties
Option Description
SQL Query : Defines a custom query that replaces the default query.A custom query overrides entries for a custom join or a source filter.
User-Defined Join : The condition used to join data from multiple sources represented in the same
Source Qualifier transformation.
Source Filter : The filter condition the Integration Service applies when querying rows.
Number of Sorted Ports : If you select this option, the Integration Service adds an ORDER BY to the
default query when it reads source rows. The ORDER BY includes the number of
ports specified, starting from the top of the transformation.
When selected, the database sort order must match the session sort order.
Tracing Level : Amount of detail included in the session log when you run a session containing
this transformation.
Select Distinct : Specifies if you want to select only unique rows. The Integration Service
includes a SELECT DISTINCT statement if you choose this option.
Pre-SQL : Pre-session SQL commands to run against the source database before the
Integration Service reads the source.
Post-SQL : Post-session SQL commands to run against the source database after the
Integration Service writes to the target.
Output is Deterministic : Relational source or transformation output that does not change between
session runs when the input data is consistent between runs. When you configure
this property, the Integration Service does not stage source data for recovery
if transformations in the pipeline always produce repeatable data.
Output is Repeatable : Relational source or transformation output that is in the same order between
session runs when the order of the input data is consistent. When output is
deterministic and output is repeatable, the Integration Service does not stage
source data for recovery.
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