Hi All,
If I manage to explain this right, this question will surely be answered quickly...
In PX edition, are you always guaranteed to get the target field populated based on some values from another field. For example:
Source Table (input to the transformer)
---------------
col1 col2
a, 123
b, 456
c, 789
d, 012
Transformer
---------------
a -> A
b -> B
c+d -> C
a+b -> D
So, for some target fields in transformer the computation is required. What I need to be told is, are we always going to get this computation taking place (given the source fields are never null) as specified above without involving stage variables of transformer? I mean, does the specification in the column derivation suffice?
Regards,
Novak
Dynamically assigned values
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Re: Dynamically assigned values
Hi Novak
The scenario you explained is not clear.
are you trying to add values or map one i/p value to another key value in target ?
The scenario you explained is not clear.
are you trying to add values or map one i/p value to another key value in target ?
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priyadarshikunal
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Hi Novak,
Eventhough the problem is not clear.
Stage variables are used to
Control the execution of Statements.
Hold Previous values to perform some comparision.
Simplify the Derivation.
If all those are not required you can definately use computation logic in column derivation.
Eventhough the problem is not clear.
Stage variables are used to
Control the execution of Statements.
Hold Previous values to perform some comparision.
Simplify the Derivation.
If all those are not required you can definately use computation logic in column derivation.
Priyadarshi Kunal
Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus handicapped.
Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus handicapped.
Hi,
Just with one of your replies I am close to getting this answered fully. But anyhow...
What I meant was - considering just the inputs into the transformer and no stage variables used, are you always guaranteed to get the below given results in the target output field.
For example again:
Source Table (input to the transformer)
---------------
col1 col2
a, 123
b, 456
c, 789
d, 012
Transformer
---------------
input | derivation | output
a a A
b b B
c+d c+d C
a+b a+b D
Will the D field definitely and always going to result in 579(123+456) with those input values? Or is it possible that due to parallelism some of the inputs might be different or inaccessible at different times?
Regards,
Novak
Just with one of your replies I am close to getting this answered fully. But anyhow...
What I meant was - considering just the inputs into the transformer and no stage variables used, are you always guaranteed to get the below given results in the target output field.
For example again:
Source Table (input to the transformer)
---------------
col1 col2
a, 123
b, 456
c, 789
d, 012
Transformer
---------------
input | derivation | output
a a A
b b B
c+d c+d C
a+b a+b D
Will the D field definitely and always going to result in 579(123+456) with those input values? Or is it possible that due to parallelism some of the inputs might be different or inaccessible at different times?
Regards,
Novak
