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I have loaded a table that looks like this...
Master_General:
LOAD
[Employee ID] as EMP_ID,
[Annual Salary Amount] as EMP_Salary
[CURRENCY KEY] as KEY_Currency,
FROM
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is General);
and another loaded table that looks like this...
Exchange_Rates:
LOAD
[CURRENCY KEY] as KEY_Currency,
[EXCHANGE RATE] as Exchange_Rate
FROM
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet1);
I want to calculate a field in the load script like EMP_Salary * Exchange_Rate. But I don't know the proper syntax.
Do I use an INLINE load? Do I need to use RESIDENT? Do I need to create and then drop a temporary table? Do I need to have both tables load before I can complete these calculations? Could someone please provide a simple example that illustrates and explains these things. I can't figure them out from other posts. Thanks.
Hi,
do this...
load exchange rates table as mapping load
Exchange_Rates:
Mapping LOAD
[CURRENCY KEY] as KEY_Currency,
[EXCHANGE RATE] as Exchange_Rate
FROM
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is Sheet1);
Then
Master_General:
LOAD
[Employee ID] as EMP_ID,
[Annual Salary Amount] as EMP_Salary
[CURRENCY KEY] as KEY_Currency,
Applymap('
Exchange_Rates
',[CURRENCY KEY]) As Exchange_Rate,
[Annual Salary Amount] *
Applymap('
Exchange_Rates
',[CURRENCY KEY]) As Atcual_Salary
FROM
(ooxml, embedded labels, table is General);
it works....
Niranjan M
Yes, this is right way.
Thanks for the reply. This helps, but when I use a mapping load it drops the table automatically after script execution. How can I accomplish the same thing if I have a larger table than Exchange_Rates and I don't want it dropped?
Just load the table as a regular table too. As long as your master_general table and your exchange_rates table both have a field with the same name, e.g. KEY_Currency the tables will be associated.
Do mean load Exchange_Rates twice--once as a mapping load and once as a normal load? If not, can you provide an example with full syntax to show how I could calculate a field in the script without using mapping loads?