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Use the Upsert command to update an existing object or create a new one from the data that you are processing.
attributeMapping : string
The attribute mapping for the input attribute names.
'((firstName firstName1) (homeAddress homeAddress1))
attributes : string
The list of class attributes whose values you want to specify using the data. Used for the insert case.
You can only specify attributes of the class you are instantiating. You cannot specify attributes of associated classes. That is, you cannot specify the details of a complex attributes.
Specifying '(firstName homeAddress) indicates that you will use the data to specify values of the firstName and homeAddress attributes of the class.
caption : string
String identifier for caption display in the UI.
class : string
The class type to upsert from the data.
If you want to use the data to upsert an instance of the Person class, specify "Person".
description : string
A description for this Upsert command. This text is displayed as an element note in the ETL diagram.
eventless : boolean
True (default) to disable event firing for the instances that are created or updated.
input : string
The name of the cursor that the command will access to receive its data.
key : string
The list of attributes to act as the key for comparing records when checking if a record already exists.
If not specified, the default key for the object type will be used.
Both '(firstName homeAddress) and '(firstName (homeAddress city)) are valid.
layout : string
This attribute captures the UI layout information for rendering the model in the editor. The values change as users moves the element in the editor.
name : string
The cursor name. This name is diplayed on the ETL diagram.
updateAttributes : string
The list of class attributes whose values you want to specify using the data. Used for the update case. If unspecified of null, then "attributes" will be used.
You can only specify attributes of the class you are instantiating. You cannot specify attributes of associated classes. That is, you cannot specify the details of a complex attributes.
Specifying '(firstName homeAddress) indicates that you will use the data to specify values of the firstName and homeAddress attributes of the class.