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How do you join two files with different layouts
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Last Update: March 13, 2009 Asked by:
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August 12, 2007 04:36:34
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Shilpi
RE: How do you join two files with different layouts
if the two files have totally different layout....u can use Fuse Component.Read about it from Abinitio Help.<
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August 12, 2007 04:41:50
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RE: How do you join two files with different layouts
If the layout is totally different ----use Fuse Component
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March 10, 2009 21:05:08
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sitharaju
Member Since: March 2009 Contribution: 2
RE: How do you join two files with different layouts
I think your question is to join a serial file and a multifile if that is the case use broadcast component after the serial file and before join.
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