Data Transformation Engine Integration Flow Designer Reference Guide

Chapter 7 - Subsystem Components What is a Subsystem Component?
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If any of the inputs can trigger the map, then you will see an input event trigger
(
) displayed on the map card icon. Refer to Map Card Icons for more information
on map card icons.
Note The time trigger icon and input event trigger icon are not displayed on the
execution settings button of a subsystem component icon as they are on a map
component.
The following convention is used to identify the subsystem card in the area below
the card icon.
<
MapCardName >:< MapComponentName >
Saving Map Card Positions
When you initially expand a subsystem component, the input and output cards are
cascaded with first card on top by default. Similar to map components, you can
move subsystem input or output cards to specific positions and the card positions
are retained when you save the file.
The following pertains to card positioning:
♦ Moving the subsystem component in contracted view to a new position resets
the card position to the default.
♦ If the subsystem component is expanded and it is moved to a new location, the
card positions are not changed.
Overriding Card Source or Target
In a subsystem, you can override the source and target of a card with the source
or target of another card by using the override function. This works the same as
with map component input or output cards.