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Subj:   TPT Exporter operator usage for pipe delimeter file.
 
From:   b.mahendrajallavenka

Gurus

I am looking for pointers on TPT Exporter operator usage

Requirement : Export the data from a table to flat file with pipe delimiter

Error faced :

Assume that I need to export the below two columns then my typical syntax is below SELECT TRIM(ACCOUNTNAME)

     DEFINE OPERATOR data_reader()
            DESCRIPTION ' TPT Export Operator usuage'
            TYPE EXPORT
            SCHEMA source_table
            ATTRIBUTES
            (
              VARCHAR PrivateLogName        = 'c:\tpt\tpt_fastexport_log',
              INTEGER MaxSessions           =  5,
              INTEGER MinSessions           =  1,
              VARCHAR TdpId                 = 'XXXXXXX',
              VARCHAR UserName              = 'xxx',
              VARCHAR UserPassword          = 'xxxx',
              VARCHAR EscapeTextDelimiter   ='#',
              VARCHAR EscapequoteDelimiter  ='\',
              VARCHAR SelectStmt            =
                   'SELECT  TRIM(ACCOUNTNAME) ||'|'||   TRIM(CPU)  FROM DWH_DBA.ACCTG; '
            );

When I run the script , I see a error " single pipe character " |" encountered where double is expected", which means the first chunk

     'SELECT  TRIM(ACCOUNTNAME) ||'

is considered and second

     |  ' |'||   TRIM(CPU)  FROM DWH_DBA.ACCTG; '

as second part, so I need to escape the character 'ingle quotes' to achieve this, but I tried with different options and it didn't work out. Any pointers to problem would be of great help.

I tried

     'SELECT  TRIM(ACCOUNTNAME) ||#'|#'||        TRIM(CPU)  FROM DWH_DBA.ACCTG; '   (Same error)

Regards

Balu



     
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