data not getting inserted correctly in db

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shalini11
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data not getting inserted correctly in db

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Hi All,

I am trying to insert data from one table A to another table B. All the columns are just a straight move through a transformer.

Table A is having one column which is having values like:
Col1
002
004

This Col1 is not getting inserted properly into TableB. In TableB, data inserted is :
000000000000000000000

The col is varchar.

Please can u provide some solution.

Thanks in adv
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Post by shalini11 »

One thing I forgot to tell u.

I am using a change capture stage also in between. The scenario is that i have to compare tableA and table B and insert new records into table B.

I think there is some problem with the change capture only becoz when i tried to insert directly from one table to another then the col is getting inserted properly.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks
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Post by hailun »

Hi,Shalini11,this question has been resolved,right?
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shalini11 wrote:One thing I forgot to tell u.

I am using a change capture stage also in between. The scenario is that i have to compare tableA and table B and insert new records into table B.

I think there is some problem with the change capture only becoz when i tried to insert directly from one table to another then the col is getting inserted properly.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks
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Post by ray.wurlod »

shalini11 wrote:One thing I forgot to tell u.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Do you think U would be interested?

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