My Source qualifier has empno, sal.

Now my mapping is like SQ(EMPNO)->AGGR->EXP->TARGET
SAL ------------>TARGET ?

Is this mapping valid or any issues are there if we design
like this?

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My Source qualifier has empno, sal. Now my mapping is like SQ(EMPNO)->AGGR->EXP->TARGET ..

Answer / abhishek kumar

if second target is instance means name is different but
same target object than mapping is valid.

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My Source qualifier has empno, sal. Now my mapping is like SQ(EMPNO)->AGGR->EXP->TARGET ..

Answer / srinivas

it is a valid mapping

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My Source qualifier has empno, sal. Now my mapping is like SQ(EMPNO)->AGGR->EXP->TARGET ..

Answer / amedela chandra sekhar

mapping is valid but we should not do like this.

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