how do u use sequence created in oracle in informatica?
Explain with an simple example
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Answer / vijay
Using Stored Porcedure Transformation we can call the
Sequence Generator
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Answer / vijay
By using the Stored Procedure
please corect me if am wrong
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Answer / kishore
Using SQL transformation we can call the sequence in
informatica.
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Answer / nidhi
yes,Using stored procedure t/r we can do that..
I can give u brief idea.. i didnt tried this, sorry if it
goes wrong..
while writing the SP in oracle,we will call n execute the
existing sequence using execute immediate clause..
The o/p port of the SP t/r will be mapped to the sequence no
column in the target.
If i am wrong let me knw.. Thank you
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Answer / madhavan eyunni
Hello boss, did you tried ?
Let's try, then give me exact ans... ok
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