how to return multiple columes through through un-connect
lookup?



how to return multiple columes through through un-connect lookup?..

Answer / dharmendra singh

Suppose your look table has f_name,m_name,l_name and you
are using unconnected lookup.In override SQL of lookup use
f_name||~||m_name||~||l_name you cna easily get this value
using unconnected lookup in expression.use substring
function in expression transformation to separate these
three columns and make then individual port for downstream
transformation /Target.

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