I am not able to interpret why trigger tables are used. Data that will be extracted on real time, doesn't it automatically be refreshed in all tables?
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Why Trigger tables?
+5Best answer by burim.hoxha
Hello Raman,
thank you for your question.
Real Time Transformations are executed each time new records are extracted to a specific table. This means that you need to map each transformation statement to a table whose extraction should trigger the transformation. This table is called a Trigger Table. In the Replication Cockpit, transformations are always defined at table-level.
You may find more information here: Introducing Trigger Tables
Hello Raman,
thank you for your question.
Real Time Transformations are executed each time new records are extracted to a specific table. This means that you need to map each transformation statement to a table whose extraction should trigger the transformation. This table is called a Trigger Table. In the Replication Cockpit, transformations are always defined at table-level.
You may find more information here: Introducing Trigger Tables
+5Hello Raman,
thank you for your question.
Real Time Transformations are executed each time new records are extracted to a specific table. This means that you need to map each transformation statement to a table whose extraction should trigger the transformation. This table is called a Trigger Table. In the Replication Cockpit, transformations are always defined at table-level.
You may find more information here: Introducing Trigger Tables
That made it clear, thank you
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