Double-click tMap_1 to open the schema
mapping window. On the left is the structure of the input file and on the right
is the schema of tUniservRTMailSearch. At the
bottom lies the Schema Editor, where you can
find the attributes of the individual columns and edit them.
Assign the columns of the input file to the respective columns of tUniservRTMailSearch. For this purpose, select a
column of the input source and drag it onto the appropriate column on the right
side.
When your input list contains a reference ID, you should adopt it. In order to
do so, create a new column IN_DBREF in the
Schema Editor and connect it with your
reference ID.
Click OK to close the window.
Double-click tUniservRTMailSearch to open its
Basic settings view.
Under Maximum of displayed "duplicates",
enter 0 to display all the duplicates.
Select Define rejects to open the rejects
definition window.
Click the [+] button to insert a new line in
the window. Select Duplicate count under the
element column, > under the operator column,
and 0 under the value column. So all the
existing contacts are disqualified and only the new contact will be added to the
index pool.
Enter the Advanced settings view and check
the parameters. Reasonable parameters are preset. Detailed information can be
found in the manual mailRetrieval.
Double-click tMap_3 to open schema mapping
window. On the left is the schema of tUniservRTMailSearch and on the right is the schema of tUniservRTMailOutput.
Click Auto map! to assign the fields
automatically.
The only field that must be assigned manually is the reference ID. In order to
do so, drag OUT-DBREF from the left side onto
the field IN_DBREF on the right side.
Click OK to close the dialog box.
Double-click tUniservRTMailOutput to open the
Basic settings view.
From the Action on Data list, select
Insert or update. This way, all new
contacts are added to the index pool.
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