Event Generation

The SQL Server 2019 BDC Multitable Consumer origin can generate events that you can use in an event stream. When you enable event generation, the origin generates an event when it completes processing the data returned by the specified queries for all tables. It also generates events when it completes processing the data returned from a table and the data returned from a schema.

SQL Server 2019 BDC Multitable Consumer events can be used in any logical way. For example:

With the Pipeline Finisher executor to stop the pipeline and transition the pipeline to a Finished state when the origin completes processing available data.
When you restart a pipeline stopped by the Pipeline Finisher executor, the origin continues processing from the last-saved offset unless you reset the origin.
For an example, see Stopping a Pipeline After Processing All Available Data.
With the Email executor to send a custom email after receiving an event.
For an example, see Sending Email During Pipeline Processing.

With a destination to store information about completed queries.

For an example, see Preserving an Audit Trail of Events.

For more information about dataflow triggers and the event framework, see Dataflow Triggers Overview.