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Can we use LEFT OUTER JOIN (ANSI SQL standard) in SQ query override with SAMPLE key word?
(help me my dba used same in a mapping which have 5 rel SRCS from a single db and contain expression -- directed to TGT)

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: September 07, 2007     Asked by: N SRIRAM 
  
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August 07, 2007 10:56:08   #1  
N SRIRAM K Member Since: May 2007   Contribution: 115    

RE: Can we use LEFT OUTER JOIN (ANSI SQL standard) in ...
Yes, You can use LEFT OUTER JOIN or other JOINS in SQ trans
 
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August 10, 2007 00:53:49   #2  
Sriram Kumar N        

RE: Can we use LEFT OUTER JOIN (ANSI SQL standard) in ...
You can use LEFT OUTER JOIN or RIGHT OUTER JOINS in source qualifier trans as SQL override. But make sure that you are not combining two or more outer joins using the same table as the inner table of more than one outer join.

More information reach me @ sriram . kumar @ oneindia . in

 
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September 07, 2007 10:55:31   #3  
N SRIRAM K Member Since: May 2007   Contribution: 115    

RE: Can we use LEFT OUTER JOIN (ANSI SQL standard) in ...
Adding to Mr. Sriram Kumar,
As per the investigation I did with SAMPLE keyword in SQ trans......and fortunately its working.............Thx

 
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