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Talend Data Management Platform |
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Enhanced COBOL support |
When you import a COBOL copybook, the default representation is now COBOL. In previous versions, it was Flat. You can now also automatically resolve choices/redefines in COBOL (a form of polymorphism) instead of relying on user-defined expressions. These changes make it easier to bring large and complex mainframe files into a Data Lake for further processing and analytics. |
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Data masking |
New data masking features in Talend Data Mapper allow the masking of fields in hierarchical data (such as JSON). As a result, if you provide structured hierarchical data to third parties (as opposed to flat files), you can now mask sensitive or restricted data directly as part of the mapping job. |
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Multi-input hierarchical mapping |
You can now have multiple sources going into Talend Data Mapper, which lets you performs lookups and joins, and more generally handle advanced mapping use cases directly in a GUI. |
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XML Schema Importer |
The XML Schema importer has been rewritten. With this tool, you can import XML Schema Definition (XSD) or Web Services Definition Language (WSDL) to the Talend Data Mapper. |
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OpenAPI Specification 2.0 Importer |
Importing an OpenAPI Specification file is now possible. When you import such files, Talend Data Mapper extracts the descriptions of the data structures and creates a Structure with a default JSON representation. |
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External Name |
The External Name field is added into the Talend Data Mapper elements in the Structure editor. This field allows the processing of element names that include blank space, the $ dollar sign, or other special characters. |
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New runtime |
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Trim whitespace |
When working with the Cobol representation, you can select the Trim whitespace on input check box if you wish to remove any leading or trailing whitespaces during execution of a map. |
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Test preferences |
You can enable or disable the use of map execution properties for the Test Run mode or specify the properties for the Map representation. |
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getMapProperty |
In Talend Data Mapper, you may use the defined properties for the execution of a map in Test Run mode. The properties are loaded to the map execution context before executing Test Run. |
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Generated map test |
Using tHMap, you can test the generated Talend Data Mapper map in Test
Run mode.
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Die on error |
If you use the tHMapRecord and tHMapFile components, the Die on error check box is selected by default. To skip any rows on error and complete the process for error-free rows, you can deselect the check box. |
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