Access to table name in DBWriter (2 replies)
Django, sure, note taken.
Possibly in a product update.
Thanks
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Django, sure, note taken.
Possibly in a product update.
Thanks
Closed due to inactivity.
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I'd like to be able to add to the dbWriter fields something like:
Field, Export, SQL
MyTextField, True, substring(MyTextField,1,col_length(%TableName, 'MyTextField'))
This would allow me to truncate the data values before inserting in SQL. I know that I can do this within a script but I think it would be faster to have SQL do that work than a script.