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With out using Updatestretagy and sessons options, how we can do the update our target table?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 5 Last Update: July 18, 2006     Asked by: chandu 
  
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February 14, 2006 23:48:35   
Saritha        

RE: With out using Updatestretagy and sessons options,...
you can use this by using update override in target properties
 
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February 15, 2006 00:29:36   
SARITHA        

RE: With out using Updatestretagy and sessons options,...
using update override in target option.
 
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March 01, 2006 02:02:47   
ravi        

RE: With out using Updatestretagy and sessons options,...

In session properties There is an option

insert

update

insert as update

update as update

like that

by using this we will easily solve


 
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March 11, 2006 07:43:23   
Raajavarman        

RE: With out using Updatestretagy and sessons options,...

By default all the rows in the session is set as insert flag you can change it in the session general properties -- Treate source rows as :update

so all the incoming rows will be set with update flag.now you can update the rows in the target table


 
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July 18, 2006 03:02:54   
prasadns26 Member Since: July 2006   Contribution: 12    

RE: With out using Updatestretagy and sessons options,...

hi

if ur database is teradata we can do it with a tpump or mload external loader.

update override in target properties is used basically for updating the target table based on a non key column.e.g update by ename.its not a key column in the EMP table.But if u use a UPD or session level properties it necessarily should have a PK.


 
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