In this unit, we'll take a closer look at the first use case involving one-to-one mapping.
As we dive deeper into examining our first use case of transcoding data using one-to-one mapping, we are presented with the following challenge as an example:
Select each option to learn about the solution to this challenge, along with specific values.
One solution is to create a single component map, which maps the source REF_AREA based on the ISO2 coding scheme to the output REF_AREA based on the ISO3 coding scheme. Component map: Source= REF_AREA; Target=REF_AREA_ISO3.
The above component map is backed by a single representation map, which maps each ISO2 code to the matching ISO3 code. REF_AREA -> REF_AREA_ISO3
Let's now consider an example of one-to-one mapping in action. In this short video, we'll examine creating the structures in FMR and then transcoding the datafiles using the UI and the API – sync & async.
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Next, we'll take time to go over the second use case involving one-to-many mapping.
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