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a) Job Design :
Below is the design which can achieve the output as we needed. Here, we are reading seq file as a input, then data is passing through a Sort and
Transformer stage to achieve the output.
b) Sort Stage Properties
in Sort stage, we will sort the data based on column “Sq” in descending order.
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Dhiraj Bhangale • 4 months ago
Hi,
If i try to generate auto id no. from ROW COLUMN NUMBER, it does not work. can someone please explain me why??
In such case, output is like as given below:
sq no Next_val Row_Number
1 1000 0 0
2 2200 3030 1
3 3030 5600 2
4 5600 0 3
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datastage4you • 13 days agoMod > Dhiraj Bhangale
ROW COLUMN NUMBER is always start from '0' so get it correct no, you need to +1 each ROW COLUMN
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