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26.1.11
Food for Thought - Episode 6
Scenario: A column contains both numeric and alpha numeric values in it (see example below):
Source column
ABC
123
DEF
456
GHI
789
JKL
101
Source column
ABC
123
DEF
456
GHI
789
JKL
101
20.1.11
Food for Thought - Episode 5 (Answered)
What is the use of following special values?
1. $PROJDEF
2. $ENV
3. $UNSET
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13.1.11
Food for Thought - Episode 4 (Answered)
Scenario: We want to run a three stage parallel job in a 8 CPU SMP environment having at least two parallel nodes defined in the configuration file.
Challange: How many minimum processes would this job make? No combining set on any stages.
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10.1.11
Food for Thought - Episode 3 (Answered)
While collecting data, if order of the records matter then which collection method should be used?
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6.1.11
Food for Thought - Episode 2 (Answered)
Scenario: Read a dataset and load a Oracle table using Oracle Enterprise Stage with "Load" option. The table to be loaded has a column named "X" and defined as VARCHAR2.
Challenge: Column "X" in the dataset has some values in it with leading and trailing spaces and some with pure spaces. How would you make sure that while loading the data these spaces should not be removed or converted into NULL?
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Challenge: Column "X" in the dataset has some values in it with leading and trailing spaces and some with pure spaces. How would you make sure that while loading the data these spaces should not be removed or converted into NULL?
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5.1.11
Food for Thought - Episode 1 (Answered)
Scenario: We are reading an Oracle table using Oracle enterprise stage and putting data into a dataset.
Challenge: What would happen if the column names of that table contains characters which are not supported by DataStage? Would this job fail or Run? If fail then why? If run then what would be the output?
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