What might you use if multiple mappings require the same Connector Call?

Using dynamic document properties allows you to share and reuse values across multiple mappings within an integration process. When different mappings need to utilize the same connector call, you can store the results of that call in dynamic document properties. This minimizes redundant calls to the connector and optimizes performance by storing the necessary data that can be referenced later in the flow.

Dynamic document properties enable customization and flexibility since you can set and retrieve these properties dynamically based on the data being processed at runtime. This approach is particularly useful when you have varying datasets or conditions within your integration that still require common information from a single connector call.

In contrast, static IP addresses or API gateway services do not pertain to reusing connector calls within the context of mappings. While the cache function can improve performance by reducing repetitive calls to the same resource, it is limited to merely caching data rather than facilitating dynamic access and flexibility that dynamic document properties provide for multiple mappings. Thus, dynamic document properties are the most fitting approach for scenarios where multiple mappings require the same connector call.