Generic job DB to DB load with Upsert Write mode

[DVP-NSIT]

Hello,

I have to load 350+ tables from one Database into another database.
I am trying to see if it is possible to use just one generic job to do this.

- My source Stage uses a parameter for the table name an the SQL is generated automatically at runtime.
- My target uses a parameter for the table name an the SQL is generated automatically at runtime.
- RCP is on

If Write mode for the target Table is Insert, then everything works fine.

However, if I set it to Updtate then Insert, I get the following message:

The connector could not automatically generate the WHERE clause for the UPDATE statement. Specify at least one key column in the input schema
My issue is that I don't know how to tell DataStage what keys for the update are.

The question then is, how can I tell DataStage what my Update key column is ?

Let's assume there's only one column to define for the Update key...
I thought of using the Modify Stage to pass the key column as a parameter called #pKEY1#

What I did is:

Source Table -> Transformer Stage (Create a new column named KEYTEMP and define it as a key) -> Modify Stage (KEYTEMP=#pKEY1#) -> Modify Stage 2 (#pKEY1#=KEYTEMP) -> Target Table (Upsert mode)

I thought that at the "#pKEY1#=KEYTEMP" step, the column #pKEY1# would have gotten the "key property definition" of KEYTEMP...
But no, the job fails lamentably for the same reason :
"The connector could not automatically generate the WHERE clause for the UPDATE statement. Specify at least one key column in the input schema"

I would be curious to know if there is a way around this problem... Even if I have the feeling that I will have to write 350+ jobs

Thanks for your help !

[ray.wurlod]

Use a Modify stage, which can accept a job parameter as a column name in a derivation expression.

[chulett]

Perhaps this will help:

viewtopic.php?t=147155

[DVP-NSIT]

Thank you Chullet.

I have tried the Generic stage as described by ArndW in his post.
It works well.

[chulett]

Excellent!