Changing mapping rule types in mapping projects

When you create a mapping rule, the type of mapping rule is automatically specified in the editor area.

When you create a mapping rule, its type is determined by the input and output attributes that you select. For example, if the input and output attributes are compatible primitive types, such as strings or integers, a move mapping rule is specified. If the input and output attributes are complex types, a submap rule is specified. If neither move nor submap are appropriate mapping rule types, a custom mapping rule is specified.

You must have a mapping model open. A mapping model has .mapping as a file name extension. The mapping model must contain at least one map.

To change the type of mapping rule, in the editor area, click the down arrow beside the type of mapping rule (This image shows a mapping rule decoration with a down arrow beside the name of the mapping rule type.); then click the appropriate mapping rule type. The editor area only displays the valid mapping rule types.
Tip: You can also change the type of mapping rule in the Properties view: On the Description tab, from the Transformation type list, select the appropriate type of mapping rule and click Apply.
Related tasks
Creating mapping rules in mapping projects
Refining move and submap mapping rules in mapping projects
Inheriting mapping declarations in model-to-model transformation mapping projects

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