ETL Domains page
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ETL > ETL Domains
This page allows you to configure an ETL domain.
Actions on this page
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| This filters the data shown on the page. | |
| This adds a row in order to create a new domain. | |
| This duplicates the selected row with all the information inserted, except for the code. | |
| Deletes the element contained in the selected row. | |
| Enables/Disables the grid modify function. This allows you to change the characteristics of the selected elements directly in the table, and to hide the configuration tabs. | |
| Enables multi-row selection to allow mass changes. | |
| Selects the columns to be shown/hidden in the table and those to be locked when scrolling the table. | |
| Exports data in Excel format. This file cannot be re-imported into CCH Tagetik. | |
| Exports the data in Excel format so they can be edited and reimported into CCH Tagetik. | |
| Imports data from a previously prepared Excel file. | |
| If only one record is selected, the actions button enables the following utilities: Reset: deletes all uses of the ETL domain, its setup and the execution data related to its routines. This window allows you to select the following ETL domain data to be deleted: - ETL Jobs definition - User rights - ETL execution plans (for all processes) - Staging data: extracted - Staging data: transformed - Logs Copy from: copies the following (in overwrite mode) onto the selected ETL domain: - the entire configuration (option active by default) - Define Job - User rights - ETL execution plans (for all processes) Export: exports the entire configuration of the selected ETL domain and its routines onto a .dat file to replicate it in another existing ETL domain (in the usual application database or another database) through Import. Import: imports a .dat file previously exported via Export to replicate the entire configuration of the exported ETL domain and its routines onto the selected ETL domain. The content of the destination ETL domain will be deleted before the domain is populated with the configuration present in the file. |