Example Column Populator Configurations

The system uses pattern inheritance, defined by segments of the class name ending in a hyphen, to map classes to tables when no more specific Database Table instance is defined. For example, if (through a Database Table instance) class MyCo-Finance-Loans maps to a table named Loans, then classes such as MyCo-Finance-Loans-Defaulted are also mapped to Loans.

Settings for the Column Populator utility are entered in the prpcUtils.properties file. This example shows several ways to configure the file depending on the data that you want to process.

For example, a system contains the following classes.

Data-Insurance-
  Data-Insurance-Auto-
    Data-Insurance-Auto-Claims
      Data-Insurance-Auto-Claims-Accident
        Data-Insurance-Auto-Claims-Accident-Atfault
      Data-Insurance-Auto-Claims-Theft-
    Data-Insurance-Home-
      Data-Insurance-Home-Inspections
  Data-Insurance-Life-

To process all auto:

• Ener Data-Insurance-Auto for the expose.classes.included field.
• Enter True in the expose.included.descendent field.
• Leave the other fields blank.

To process only atfault and inspections:

• Enter Data-Insurance-Auto-Claims-Atfault and Data-Insurance-Home-Inspections in the expose.classes.included field, separated by a comma.
• Enter True in the expose.included.descendent
• Leave the other fields blank.

To process all claims except theft:

• Type Data-Insurance-Auto-Claims in the expose.classes.included field.
• Enter True in the expose.included.descendent
• Enter Data-Insurance-Auto-Claims-Theft- in the expose.classes.excluded field.
• Leave the other fields blank.

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