How to delete first 3 rows & last 3 rows in target table in
informatica

Answer Posted / suresh

cant we write a subquery?

delete from table emp where exists (select * from emp where rownum=1 or 2 or 3);

count(empno) --> has to be stored in a variable port and delete the last three rows of the target table.

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