Can you read multiple input files using one input file component ?(same DML)

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Can you read multiple input files using one input file component ?(same DML)..

Answer / rohit

Use Read Multiple Files component. We can read multiple
file having same dml with this component.

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Can you read multiple input files using one input file component ?(same DML)..

Answer / hari

yes

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Can you read multiple input files using one input file component ?(same DML)..

Answer / prakash balakrishnan

Try this by using LOOPING option in CONDUCT>IT

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Can you read multiple input files using one input file component ?(same DML)..

Answer / ruknamw@yahoo.com

If all the input files are in the same layout, you can also leverage the custom layout option in the INPUT FILE component. You can add as many files as you want and the component will treat the files as a Multifile.

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