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Hi @dOCTOClone, Thank for your quick response, I will try the method you suggested as soon as I take a look at t-sql. In the meantime I tried to find a workaround myself. Turns out that if I change my Street_Number data-type from 'number' to 'varchar2' I can configure normally the substitution rule with a correlated User Defined Data Set, as expected since Street_Name and Street_Number are both now 'varchar2'. Though, when I run the substitution rule it null all my values in both of the columns. Do you have any idea on why is this happening? Do you think it's my misconfiguration of the substitution rule? Or is it a bug? Thanks. / comments
Hi @dOCTOClone, Thank for your quick response, I will try the method you suggested as soon as I take a look at t-sql.In the meantime I tried to find a workaround myself. Turns out that if I change ...
Hi @dOCTOClone I have exactly the same question as @GeekSquared . I have created my own correlated dataset (.udefc). with street names and street numbers. In table with original data I have two columns: Street_Name (varchar2(26)) Street_Number (number(6)) And I want to use a substitution rule to substitute the data from these two columns with my user defined correlated dataset. When I am defing the rule I can select my .udefc probably because the original column is varchar. But when I want to substitute Street_Number, I can only select number related substitution datasetets and cannot find my .udefc. How is it possible to solve this issue? Thanks. / comments
Hi @dOCTOClone I have exactly the same question as @GeekSquared . I have created my own correlated dataset (.udefc). with street names and street numbers.In table with original data I have two colu...