Reassigning File or Field Names

File or field names are reassigned using the general format

NewFile = OldFile

or

NewFile.NewFieldName = OldFieldName

The new file and field names must match names in the target dictionary.

Example: Reassigning a Field Name

This example copies the data from the Sample Company field (from the Sample Company business class in the source data area) to the Company field in the Sample Company business class in the new data area:

Company = SampleCompany

This example copies the data from the Sample Company field into a new field Company Name in a file called New Company:

NewCompany.CompanyName = SampleCompany

You could use multiple expressions in the field assignment file to copy the contents of the source field into many target fields. In this example, the Build Event field exists in the Build, Build Artifact, Platform Build, and Platform Build Artifact files. The value of Build Event from the source file is copied into each of these fields in the target data area.

Build = BuildEvent
Build.Build = BuildEvent
BuildArtifact.Build = BuildEvent
PlatformBuild.Build = BuildEvent
PlatformBuildArtifact.Build = BuildEvent