my source table having sureshraj42@gmail.com and rajeshraj42@gmail.com and i have only sureshraj and rajeshraj for my target table which transformation i have to use in informatica
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Answer / masudul
Just pass the rows through an expression transformation.
then add a new port and write down the expression code-
substr(column_name, 1, (instr(column_name,'@')-1)).
See the output.
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Answer / ankit kansal
Hi,
You can achieve it easily in expression transformation by making an extra out port where you just need to specify
substr('ankit42',1,instr('ankit42','4')-1) logic.
but keep in mind that all of your source data must contains 42 as defined in your problem.
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Answer / nsatyabrat7
use expression transformation and create a output port and use replacechr function.
replacechr(1,name,'@gmail.com',null) and connect the output port to target.
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