. How can you get all the fields form a lookup files ?
(Which function)
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Answer / pritam
This can be done using lookup() function where we can give
the lookup component name and the keys and it will give the
entire record as output..
lookup("look up file",key)
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Answer / keerthika
We can use like
out.field1 :: lookup("LOOKUP_FILE_NAME".Key).Field1_to_be_fetched;
out.field2 :: lookup("LOOKUP_FILE_NAME".Key).Field2_to_be_fetched;
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Answer / sarang ambikar
We can use local variable in a transform to return multiple
field values from Lookup
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