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I transform COBOL data sets that have hundreds of fields embedded in them. I move hundreds of fields at a time, and often have to reorder them in the output tables for the obvious reasons.
1. Please give me a function in Data Migrator that allows me to hold down the green "Move Up One" arrow and "Move Down One" arrow for moving fields in a list to and get a repeating click; or
2. Please give me a "Move Up Ten" arrow and a "Move Down Ten" arrow on either side of the two current Move arrows.
I transform COBOL. It's not my fault. They make me do this. Please ease my pain.
J.
Posts: 1012 | Location: At the Mast | Registered: May 17, 2007
The best way to request a new feature is to open a hottrack case and request it.
For now, here are some suggestions that may ease your pain a bit.
In the target object once you have selected one or more transformations you can right click and select Copy and Delete; then scroll to where you want them and click paste.
In the SQL object click OK to close it, the right click and select SQL Statement. That opens a text editor where you copy/paste as needed. Just remember that each line in the SELECT ends with a comma (before any comment) except for the last one before FROM.
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Posts: 397 | Location: New York City | Registered: May 03, 2007