Re: Share one rule, one view for multiple scorecards?
Instead of creating multiple rules, create multiple views.You can have same rule bound to multiple views.Move the filter to View, create rule binding with all the views. so if any change required in...
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Try this...BEGIN IF( ( match_pattern($Name, 'X9 9XX')) OR ( match_pattern($Name, 'X99 9XX')) OR ( match_pattern($Name, 'XX9 9XX')) OR.............)Return True;ElseReturn False;END System takes any...
View ArticleRe: Information Steward : Compare 2 flat files
Hello Niels, Thank you for the detailed explanation.Seems to perfectly match our requirement. We have just tested this fora demo and we will plan to put this solution to use once our analysis is...
View ArticleRe: Information Steward : Compare 2 flat files
Hi Krupali, given the estimation that your two files contain records you want to compare are both having an ID column (e.g. BuPaID or MaterialID) where the content of the record should be identical for...
View ArticleRe: Information Steward : Compare 2 flat files
Thank you Dirk for the details.I will explore this option further. It is great that the performance aspects are also described in your document, as we also have to process millions of records....
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Re: Information Steward : Compare 2 flat files
You will need 2 data flows:Pull one file into a database tableRead 2nd file. Use Table_comparison transform to do the comparison. Make sure to select Detect deleted row(s) from comparison table. Add a...
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Thank you so much Dirk. Regards,Archana
View ArticleRe: Information Steward : Compare 2 flat files
Hi Krupali Naik, One option (in SAP IS) will be to create a view with File1 left outer join File2 and create rules to compare columns. Thx,
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Hello Dirk, Thanks for the reply.This could be an option.Have you already used this ? If yes, could you share some details. Regards,Krupali
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This is a perfect use case for SAP Data Services. Would that be an option?
View ArticleInformation Steward : Compare 2 flat files
Hello, We have a requirement of comparing 2 flat files in Information Steward. We are seeking answers for the below questions : 1) Is it possible to compare 2 flat files in Information Steward ?(we are...
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Hello, We are trying to set up Data cleansing strategy similar to the one mentioned in the below link :...
View ArticleRe: Failed ATL... Invalid Repository version string
It seems your versions don't match:DS is 4.2 SP2IS is 4.2 SP4And your .atl file comes from a 4.2 SP3 install. Reinstall DS and IS software. Make sure they're eaxctly the same version. Current is 4.2...
View ArticleRe: UK postcode Rule
Hi Adrian Thanks for the good suggestion with example.I tried the same with regular expression.showing sample (match_regex($POSTCODE, '[A-Z][0-9]{2} [0-9]{1}[A-Z]{2}', NULL)match_regex($POSTCODE,...
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Failed ATL... Invalid Repository version string
Hi All, I am stuck with below issue from few days. I searched in the forum and could find only one thread which says to check the version compatibility for the issue I am facing and as per that the...
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Or look here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/164979/uk-postcode-regex-comprehensive This has a reference to the UK Government Standard.
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Assume by '9' you mean any number rather than always a 9. Did you try multiple regex statements with OR statements? match_regex($post_code, '[A-Z]{1}[0-9]{1}\s[0-9]{1}[A-Z]{2}', NULL)...
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Hi Adrian Storen,Thanks for a response.Here is the UK standard postcode patterns X9 9XX X99 9XX XX9 9XX XX99 9XX X9X 9XX XX9X 9XX. i tried using Match pattern ,I tried with reg exp also but...
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Kumarr, I'm not sure what the acceptable formats of a UK post code are. However, you may want to look at the REGEX rather than match pattern rule. With that you can specify numbers and if appropriate...
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