Answer Posted / venugopal

Hi Kiran,

We can populate the sources metadata to target without
using funnel stage using "Seqential File" Stage.

let me explain

In the source file path uu can mention process date and
file name with *.txt extension
For Ex:
#SRC_DATA_DIR#/JD/incoming/intermediate/*#PROC_DT#_SHIPMENT*
.txt

Above path PROC_DT is process date and SHIPMENT is file
name

Now the data can be retrieved from multiple files and
populated into a single file.

Hopes this will help you Kiran.

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