Data Transformation Engine Services Guide

Chapter 11 – AdapterSource and AdapterTarget Settings
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AdapterScope
♦ Use the AdapterScope setting to specify: 1) when to check for success (OnSuccess) or failure
(OnFailure) of a map, card, or burst operation and 2) which setting operation to run (according to
the OnSuccess or OnFailure settings). The default value is Map. HTTP adapters do not include the
Burst value.
Value Description
Map
Check for success or failure at the completion of each map. If the
map is successful, use the OnSuccess setting. If the map fails, use
OnFailure setting.
Burst
Check for success or failure at the completion of each burst. If the
burst is successful, use the OnSuccess setting. If the burst fails, use
OnFailure setting.
Card
Check for success or failure at the completion of each card. If the
card is successful, use the OnSuccess setting. If the card fails, use
OnFailure setting.
FetchUnit
When the CardMode setting is set to Burst, the FetchUnit setting specifies how many objects or files
per burst are passed from the adapter to the Command Server for processing. All objects or files are
retrieved from the adapter before the first burst; the Command Server processes them at the rate
specified by the FetchUnit setting. The default value for FetchUnit is S. For FTP, and XML Data
adapters, if CardMode is set to Integral mode and FetchUnit is set to 1, the Archive, FTP, and XML
Data adapters do not process wildcards. Using a -url address with wildcards in the FTP and XML
Data adapter commands typically produces a Source Not Available error. This behavior is
required for compatibility with servers that do not properly implement the NLST command.
Value Description
S
All objects or files are processed by the Command Server in a single
burst.
nnnn
Enter a positive integer specifying that up to
nnnn objects or files are
passed to the Command Server for execution per burst. Valid entries
are integers 0 to 9999.