Kuldeep Kumar Verma

• Dec 26th, 2006

 

Auxiliary Mapping is used to reflect change in one table when ever there is a change in the other table.

Example:

In Siebel we have S_SRV_REQ and S_EVT_ACT table, Lets say that we have a image table defined for S_SRV_REQ from where our mappings read data. Now if there is any change in S_EVT_ACT then it wont be captured in S_SRV_REQ if our mappings are using image table for S_SRV_REQ. To overcome this we define a mapping beteen S_SRV_REQ and S_EVT_ACT such that if there is any change in second it will be reflected as an update in the first table.