$ 0 0 It is possible. You need to define 2 schemas. One as the input schema for the DataConnector operator and one as the output schema for the DataConnector operator. Something like: DEFINE SCHEMA <name_1> ( F1 CHAR(10), F2 CHAR(10) ); DEFINE SCHEMA <name_2> ( COL1 CHAR(20) ); Then in your DC operator definition: DEFINE OPERATOR <some-name> TYPE DATACONNECTOR PRODUCER INPUT SCHEMA name_1 OUTPUT SCHEMA name_2 . . . . . And then in the SELECT statement (in the APPLY-SELECT): APPLY 'INSERT INTO DHPVP2IT_W.TESTE_TPT_ZE ( COL1 ) VALUES ( :COL1 ) TO OPERATOR ( $LOAD()[1] ) SELECT F1 || F2 AS COL1 FROM OPERATOR ( $FILE_READER[1] ); (I think something like this should work.)
It is possible. You need to define 2 schemas. One as the input schema for the DataConnector operator and one as the output schema for the DataConnector operator.
Something like:
DEFINE SCHEMA <name_1>
(
F1 CHAR(10),
F2 CHAR(10)
);
DEFINE SCHEMA <name_2>
(
COL1 CHAR(20)
);
Then in your DC operator definition:
DEFINE OPERATOR <some-name>
TYPE DATACONNECTOR PRODUCER
INPUT SCHEMA name_1
OUTPUT SCHEMA name_2
. . . . .
And then in the SELECT statement (in the APPLY-SELECT):
APPLY 'INSERT INTO DHPVP2IT_W.TESTE_TPT_ZE
( COL1 )
VALUES
( :COL1 )
TO OPERATOR ( $LOAD()[1] )
SELECT F1 || F2 AS COL1 FROM OPERATOR ( $FILE_READER[1] );
(I think something like this should work.)