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Hi guys!
So I'm running a big query and it goes like this
SQLinput ---> tmap (lookups from order) ---> tmap2 (lookup orderitem id based on order id) ----> salesforce orderitem output (delete)
The problem here is i have 143,000 rows every night to process (new rows)
I figure I can do tmap lookups like i showed above, and then reload at each row for orderitem but then it will reload 143000 times which might take a really, really long time...and it might even error out and cause the whole job to fail
My question is, is there a better way to do this?
Is there a way to delete orderitems from an order in salesforce without having to lookup the orderitem id?
Need some advice! Thank you!
Hi
As suggested by manodwhb in your another topic,
https://community.talend.com/t5/Design-and-Development/Dynamic-SQL-Input-queries-for-lookups/m-p/206...
had you tried to use globalMapkey in lookup query to filter the rows?
Regards
Shong