Update Adapter editor

Output URL

Required. Identifies the directory to which Forge writes its files and processed records. The path is either an absolute path or a path relative to the location of the Pipeline.epx file. With an absolute path, the protocol must be specified in RFC 2396 syntax. Usually this means the prefix file:/// precedes the path to the data file. Relative URLs must not specify the protocol and are relative to the URL used to locate the Pipeline.epx file.

Output prefix

Specifies the filename prefix to add when Forge writes its output files.

Multi

Optional. The Multi and Multi property fields specify which file each record is written to. If Multi is checked, Forge checks the Multi property field for the location.

Multi property

Optional . Specifies a property name that indicates the location that a record coming through Forge should be written to. (Forge stores a property on each record that is the source URL for that record.) Setting this property is useful if you want to process multiple input files and also keep the output distinct.

Filter unknown properties

Optional. If you enabled Filter unknown properties in your full update pipeline's indexer adapter , enable Filter unknown properties in the update adapter.

Custom Compression level

Optional. Sets the level of compression to be performed on the data. The values can range from 0 to 10, with higher numbers indicating higher compression (smaller size, slower processing).

Record source

Required. A choice of the record servers in the project.

Dimension source

A choice of the dimension adapters and dimension servers in the project.

Enable Agraph Support

When checked, enables the Agraph program for use in a partial update pipeline.

Number of Agraph partitions

Specifies the number of child Dgraphs that the Agraph controls. In an Agraph implementation, this must be a value of 2 or more.

Partition property

The partition property is a read only field that identifies the property by which records are assigned to each partition.

If you are using rollup capabilities, the rollup property displays as the partition property. If you do not have a roll up property, but do have a record spec property enabled in your project, the record spec property functions as the partition property. If neither a rollup nor a record spec property exists, the partition property is empty, and Forge assigns records to each partition according to a round-robin strategy.