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jiegao
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What links are you mapping the output of the SQL query to?
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oracle db is connected to lookup stage.I want to know the value of orachestrate here
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ORCHESTRATE in this context refers to the columns on your main input link: ORCHESTRATE:CUSTOMER is the CUSTOMER column from your input data.

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ORCHESTRATE is an object (much like SQLCA is an object). In this case ORCHESTRATE has the same properties as your input link, so that you can refer to column names as properties of the object, for example ORCHESTRATE.CUSTOMER for the CUSTOMER column.
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