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Preparing the movies metadata
This example describes how to set up the metadata of the source file
movies.csv in the Repository.
Repository metadata can be used across Jobs, allowing you to configure your Jobs quickly
without having to define each parameter and schema manually.
Before you begin
You have the source file movies.csv ready in the
directory C:\getting_started\input_data\.
Procedure
In the Repository tree view, expand the
Metadata node, right-click File delimited,
and select Create file delimited from the contextual menu to open
the New Delimited File wizard.
In the New Delimited File wizard, enter a name for the file
metadata, movies in this example, and other useful information to
better describe your file metadata, and then click Next to go to
the next step and define the general properties of the file.
In this step of the wizard, Name is the only mandatory field.
The information you provide in the Description field will appear
as a tooltip when you move your mouse pointer over the file connection.
In the File field specify the path of the source file, or click
Browse to browse to the file.
The file is loaded, and the File Viewer area displays an abstract
of the file, allowing you to check the file consistency, the presence of header and more
generally the file structure.
From the Format list, select your operating system, and click
Next to parse the file.
On the Preview tab, select the Set heading row as
column names check box to retrieve the file column names from the first row,
and then click Refresh Preview.
The file preview is refreshed, and the Header check box in the
Rows To Skip area is automatically selected, with the number of
header rows to be skipped incremented by 1.
If the file contains more than one heading row, which need to be skipped in file
parsing, specify the number in this field and click Refresh Preview
again.
Click Next to retrieve the file schema.
The Description of the Schema table displays the generated file
schema.
Name the schema movies_schema and check the file schema and edit
it according to your actual needs.
In this example, increase the length of the title and
url columns.
Click Finish to validate the schema close the wizard.
The created file metadata is shown in the Repository tree
view.
Results
You now have the movies file metadata ready for use. Next, you need to apply
the created metadata to the component that reads the source file.
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