Hi gurus,
i want to merge 2 ODBC databases, but what i try to join two odbc stages, iam getting a message that merge doesn't support i/p links.
what i learned is merge works just like a join, but now why am i getting this type of peculiar message, plz help me to analyze the property.
cheers;
vijay
regarding merge stage
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If you are talking about 'Merge Stage'. Merge stage is used to join two files, this is clearly evident when you open the Merge stage as you can see it asks for 'First File Directory Path' and 'Second File Directory Path'.
You can get more info about this stage in DS help.
In your situation, you can use one of the ODBC stages as a lookup and perform a join. But you should consider the performance aspect with this way of doing things.
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You can get more info about this stage in DS help.
In your situation, you can use one of the ODBC stages as a lookup and perform a join. But you should consider the performance aspect with this way of doing things.
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Re: regarding merge stage
What you learned relates to parallel jobs only.vijaykumar wrote:Hi gurus,
i want to merge 2 ODBC databases, but what i try to join two odbc stages, iam getting a message that merge doesn't support i/p links.
what i learned is merge works just like a join, but now why am i getting this type of peculiar message, plz help me to analyze the property.
cheers;
vijay
In server jobs, you can only do "joins" two ways - in the database itself or using a Transformer stage to perform the lookups.
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