Filtering table names when importing Meta Data (ODBC)
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Filtering table names when importing Meta Data (ODBC)
When importing new tables into DataStage, we used to be able to provide a partial table name, and it would bring back any tables that had a portion of that string in the name. Now, it seems to not work. If we have a table called VJ.TEST_TABLE, we could just pull back everything with VJ. Now if we do that, it finds no results. So, we have to not filter at all, and pull back everything. We are using version 7.1. Does anybody know if this bug if fixxed in later versions? Where is the best place to report such bugs?
Eric
Hi,
since you left out the DB you are using I'll assume ORACEL, but I may be mistaken!
when you have a <name>.<table name> it usually mean that the <name> is a scheme or owner and is only part of a fully qualified table name.
so if you didn't check the use fully qualified names or filtered for only a specific scheme to show wich is not the one you need it will not show.
IHTH,
since you left out the DB you are using I'll assume ORACEL, but I may be mistaken!
when you have a <name>.<table name> it usually mean that the <name> is a scheme or owner and is only part of a fully qualified table name.
so if you didn't check the use fully qualified names or filtered for only a specific scheme to show wich is not the one you need it will not show.
IHTH,
Roy R.
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We're using DB2 tables, pulling off of the mainframe.roy wrote:Hi,
since you left out the DB you are using I'll assume ORACEL, but I may be mistaken!
when you have a <name>.<table name> it usually mean that the <name> is a scheme or owner and is only part of a fully qualified table name.
so if you didn't check the use fully qualified names or filtered for only a specific scheme to show wich is not the one you need it will not show.
I enter the DSN, user name, password, i have Table Name selected, i type in "VJ." as that is the prefix to all the tables i want, and click "OK".
When it's "searching" the "Name Contains" portion is blank. Shouldn't that have the "VJ." in it? It returns with "No match found". If i go back and take off the "VJ.", and re-run, it comes back with ALL of my tables, many of which start with "VJ.".
Eric