David t's Blog – March 2010 Archive (1)
Transforming Data as You Replicate
When replicating data, a very common requirement is to modify or 'transform' changed data before it reaches its final destination. Two simple examples:
-- Combine two columns of source data into a single value for a column at the target.
-- Change a numeric code at the source into a descriptive string for the target.
Many other transformations are possible, including those that are more… Continue
-- Combine two columns of source data into a single value for a column at the target.
-- Change a numeric code at the source into a descriptive string for the target.
Added by david t on March 8, 2010 at 1:15pm — No Comments
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