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What does the first column of bad file (rejected rows) indicate? Explain

  
Total Answers and Comments: 1 Last Update: September 24, 2007     Asked by: thejaswini 
  
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September 24, 2007 14:24:17   #1  
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RE: What does the first column of bad file (rejected r...
First column of the bad file indicates row -indicator and second column indicates column indicator

Row indicator : Row indicator tells the writer what to do with the row of wrong data

Row indicator meaning rejected by

0 Insert target/writer
1 update target/writer
2 delete target/writer
3 reject writer
If the row indicator is 3 the writer rejects the row because the update starategy expression is marked as reject

 
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