following table


source

name gender

a1 male
a2 female


how to change 'male' to 'female' and 'female' to 'male'

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following table source name gender a1 male ..

Answer / koti

by using expression transformation U can apply decode
function..

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following table source name gender a1 male ..

Answer / abhishek kumar

src->sq->exp->filter->tgt
expression t/f

flag ->
iif(gender='male','female','male')



abhishek guddu

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