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filtering rows with respect to its column code
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filtering rows with respect to its column code was created by Saliba
if the rows in a text file are not identical data depending on a column called code.
for example if code=0003 for a single row then this row must inserted in a table of MS sql database.
but if code=0005 then this row must be written to other table in the MS sql database.
can this be done or not?
for example if code=0003 for a single row then this row must inserted in a table of MS sql database.
but if code=0005 then this row must be written to other table in the MS sql database.
can this be done or not?
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Best wishes
Robert Stark
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Hi Saliba,
It’s possible but you need in this case for each code one separate FlowHeater definition (.fhd) file.
To filter rows you need the Filter Heater and the If-Then-Else Heater for the condition. In the Condition you have to define != (not equal) 0003, this means all rows they doesn’t match this code are filtered out. In the second FlowHeater Definition you have to define != 0005 and so on for further codes.
I’ve made a brief example how it’s works. Please have a look to the attachment.
NOTE: In the example I’ve used two times the TextFile Adapter on the READ and the WRITE side. For your purpose you have to switch the Adapter on the WRITE to the SQL Server Adapter and use the table you need.
It’s possible but you need in this case for each code one separate FlowHeater definition (.fhd) file.
To filter rows you need the Filter Heater and the If-Then-Else Heater for the condition. In the Condition you have to define != (not equal) 0003, this means all rows they doesn’t match this code are filtered out. In the second FlowHeater Definition you have to define != 0005 and so on for further codes.
I’ve made a brief example how it’s works. Please have a look to the attachment.
NOTE: In the example I’ve used two times the TextFile Adapter on the READ and the WRITE side. For your purpose you have to switch the Adapter on the WRITE to the SQL Server Adapter and use the table you need.
Best wishes
Robert Stark
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