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I would like to extend the behavior of the Derived column data flow transform. How do I do that? |
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Hello John, In what way would you like to extend it? My initial thoughts are that you will need to write your own transform but if you tell us what you want to do then we may be able to do something with the stock tasks. Allan I would like to extend the behavior of the Derived column data flow transform. How do I do that? |
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I want to offer more options in the UI. For example I know something about the destination so I can identify defaults and required columns. Also, i would like to build a case statement as an expression. -John "Allan Mitchell" wrote: Hello John, In what way would you like to extend it? My initial thoughts are that you will need to write your own transform but if you tell us what you want to do then we may be able to do something with the stock tasks. Allan I would like to extend the behavior of the Derived column data flow transform. How do I do that? |
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Hello John, You can already use a CASE type expression GeneratedInt_1 > 2 ? "Here" : "There" Expression to evaluate> ? <True result> : <False result I want to offer more options in the UI. For example I know something about the destination so I can identify defaults and required columns. Also, i would like to build a case statement as an expression. -John "Allan Mitchell" wrote: Hello John, In what way would you like to extend it? My initial thoughts are that you will need to write your own transform but if you tell us what you want to do then we may be able to do something with the stock tasks. Allan I would like to extend the behavior of the Derived column data flow transform. How do I do that? |
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I can't seem to nest them so how what does the expression look like when I want to say case <expression case 1: <result case 2: <result case 3: <result ...... "Allan Mitchell" wrote: Hello John, You can already use a CASE type expression GeneratedInt_1 > 2 ? "Here" : "There" Expression to evaluate> ? <True result> : <False result I want to offer more options in the UI. For example I know something about the destination so I can identify defaults and required columns. Also, i would like to build a case statement as an expression. -John "Allan Mitchell" wrote: Hello John, In what way would you like to extend it? My initial thoughts are that you will need to write your own transform but if you tell us what you want to do then we may be able to do something with the stock tasks. Allan I would like to extend the behavior of the Derived column data flow transform. How do I do that? |
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