These examples illustrate various options for deriving
operators and include background information for using the options.
Including schema variables in an interface schema
Many operators pass an entire record unchanged from the
input data set to the output data set. These operators can add new
result fields to the record of the output data set, but they also
propagate the original record through to the output data set.
The transfer mechanism
A transfer performs an optimized field-by-field copy of
the current input record to the current output record.
Example: Working with dynamic interface schemas
The example operator specifies a schema variable for both
the input and the output interface schema. In addition, when you instantiate
the operator, you must specify two fields of its input interface schema.