Summary the whole estate over the selected window
Activity per day across the window — a flat stretch is a feed that stopped
Interfaces what arrived, what was written, and which SFA tables it lands in
A job run reports success for writing zero rows, and a payload nothing has
consumed produces no run at all — so an interface that fetches every night and projects nothing
looks identical to one that works. That is what the left rule on each card answers.
declared in
int_entity_mapping — configuration
written by the projector — read from the code, not configured
· click any table or Mappings to open the column detail
Column mappings
Fetched data the payloads already stored — inspect, or take a copy
These are the bytes the source actually sent, as stored in
int_raw_landing. Downloads are built on the server and served as a file, so what
you get is the whole filtered set, not the page on screen.Delete stored payloads the one action here that cannot be undone
This is the one action here that cannot be undone.
int_raw_landing is the replay anchor — everything else on the console can be put
right by replaying, and this cannot. A payload that has already been projected can go, and the
rows it wrote stay in the destination. A payload that has not been projected is the only
copy of data that has never been written anywhere, and for a delta interface whose watermark has
moved past it, the source will not serve it again.
Call the source hit a configured SAP interface and see exactly what comes back
Read from
int_source_config, so this is what the platform will
actually call tonight — not a separate list that can drift.Map the payload draw which field belongs in which column
The fields on the left are read from a stored payload, so they are what the
source actually sends; the columns on the right are read from the destination database's
own catalogue, so a column added by a migration is mappable the moment it exists. Lines already
implied by
int_field_mapping are drawn for you as a starting point, dashed until you
save. Every one of them is editable: a seeded mapping can be wrong, and one you can see but
not correct is worse than one you cannot see. The board is saved to
int_mapping_link as a record of intent, and does not change what tonight's run writes until someone promotes it.