we have 20 records in source system, when we run for the 1st
time, it should load only 10 records into the target, when
you run for the second time it should load another 10 record
which are not loaded. How do we do that? Can we write a SQL
query in source qualifier to do it. This q' is asked in one
f the interviews. Please let me know if anyone knows. Thanks
Answer Posted / babu
Hi,
If u r source is Relational,then u can write sqloverride.
i.e
SQ ==> select rownum as num,col1,col2,.. from table
FLT ==> (num >= MVar1 and num <=MVar2)
NOTE: MVar1,MVar2 are mapping variables the initial values
of these variables 1,10 with respectivelly.
after completion of firsst run the variables are increased
11,20 respectivelly.all are knows how to declare the
mapping variables.
IF THERE IS ANY WRONG PLEASE CORRECT ME.
Thanks,
Babu
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