Transformation Synchronizations (DMM)

A transformation synchronization enables the synchronization of control flows between two or more concurrent actions.

In the following example, the output flows of the Friday decision and of the Sales Central DataWarehouse task are synchronized into one output flow, which goes to the Sales Data Mart task execution:

A transformation synchronization can be either a:

Fork – Splits a single input flow into several independent output flows executed in parallel:
Join – Merges multiple input flows into a single output flow. All input flows must reach the join before the single output flow continues:

Creating a Transformation Synchronization
You can create a transformation synchronization from the Toolbox, Browser, or Model menu.
Transformation Synchronization Properties
To view or edit a transformation synchronization's properties, double-click its diagram symbol or Browser or list entry. The property sheet tabs and fields listed here are those available by default, before any customization of the interface by you or an administrator.

Parent topic: Data Transformation and Control Flow Diagrams