i have source as
Column1
101 a 101 b 101 c
so i want to load target as
column1 ---> 101 abc
Answer Posted / vidhyakarthik
SQ - Exp - Target
In exp transformation
newport1 - SUBSTR(column1,1,3)
newport2 - LTRIM(RTRIM(column1))
newport3 - REPLACECHR(1,newport2,'101','')
newport4 - newport1 || ' ' || newport3
pass newport4 to target
anyone pls confirm if it is wrong
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