How to run a single job(informatia job) using DAC

Hi,
We have any incremental load scheduled daily.We have made some modifications to the out -of box mapping.we need to run the mapping to reflect all the changes to the existing data.
is their is any way to run full load only for this mapping to refdlect the changes(not dac full load)
Cani know the parameters that ned to change and schedule teh full load fo rthis mapping.
Thanks A lot
Raj

Raj,
BI Apps questions go [HERE |http://forums.oracle.com/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=410] please.

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