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You can export data to a target system by mapping the imported staging area data objects to the existing objects, properties, and relationships found in the target system. You can manually configure the export mapping for each object in the imported data, or you can automatically generate the export mapping from the target system by selecting the Auto Generate Export Mapping option when you create a new import definition.

  1. Click Data Validator Administration > Export Mapping.

    The SPFTGT export mapping is displayed in the Export Mapping pane. This was created because the Auto Generate Export Mapping option was selected during the creation of the ImportDef-Tag import definition. For more information, see Create an import definition.

  2. In the Export Mapping pane, select SPFTGT.

  3. In the Stage to Target Object Map pane, select the mapping item and click Edit Stage To Target Object Mapping .

  4. In the Edit Stage Object To Target Object Map dialog box, type 10 in the Object Weighting box.

    You must specify the object weighting for each Stage to Target Object Map available under the SPFTGT export mapping. This is required to load the data available in the sample input file to the target system. Objects with lower weights are processed first.

  5. Type .Name in the Target System Query Definition box.

    If an object can be identified in the target system by just its name and class definition, the query definition would be .Name. If the target class definition is defined with a UIDDefinition, then the UID can be defined in the import mapping. If the class definition has a unique key defined, then you can specify it in the Target Sytem Unique Key box.If there is no UID Definition or UniqueKey definition for the class definition, then .Name can be defined. For this exercise, the query definition is populated, but not required, as the SampleTag class definition has a UID Definition defined that was already set in the import mapping.

  6. Click Save.