Language Dictionaries

The Language Dictionaries option allows the definition of scripts that will update the Nectari internal dictionary with an external dictionary.

The internal dictionary is used to store the description of the tables and fields in multiple languages.

  • In the Administration section , click on Language Dictionaries in the left pane.


The Language Dictionaries window will display all the scripts already created, and allow the user to Edit, Delete or Run a script.

To run an existing script:

  1. Click on Play first to get the Language Mappings window.
  2. In this window, map a language defined by Nectari with the Source Language, which is most likely indicated with a different code.

  1. Once done, click the Next to proceed with the selection of Environments and Schema.
    Note

    The schema selected should be the schema related to the description of tables/fields to retrieve.

  1. Click on Next one more time again to execute the script.

The script will be run in a batch as it could take a minute or two.

It is possible to cancel the execution by clicking on Stop , the status will be updated once the execution is completed.

To create a new script:

  • Click on Create New Mapping Language Dictionary.
    Example

Script Description:
Description for the current script.
Data Sources:
Source of the data used to execute the script.
Type:
Table or Field. The Field type is used to retrieve the description of the field inside a table.
The Table type is used to retrieve the description of the tables.
Script Content:
SQL statement that will be used to retrieve the required information from data source.
Table Name:
The name of the column that is coming from the SQL script that will contain the table name.
Field Name:
The name of the column that is coming from the SQL script that will contain the field name.
Description:
The name of the column that is coming from the SQL script that will contain the description of the table or the field.
Language:
The dynamic parameter used in the script that will be replaced by the language entered in the execution mapping language window.