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Example 3: Modify RowSet Using New Columns with a SQL Task

In this example, an SQL query creates a RowSet variable named myData with 6 columns of data. The following graphic illustrates the data contained in the RowSet:

Example data:

${myData} RowSet Variable
${myData[1]}	${myData[2]}	${myData[3]}	${myData[4]}	${myData[5]}	${myData[6]}
34594	Heather	Banks	1998-01-19	BB001	72000
34593	Tina	Young	2010-04-01	BB001	65000
34590	Kathy	Harris	2007-09-30	KH001	105000
34592	Mark	Walker	2012-11-15	KH001	87500
34591	John	Davis	2001-06-15	KH001	85000

The Modify RowSet task will be used to create a new RowSet variable that only contains columns 1,3, and 6 from the original RowSet. Follow the steps below to use the data from the original RowSet, create columns and specify their value, and then output the results to a new RowSet.

Before adding a Modify RowSet task, you must have an Output RowSet variable from another task. The Output RowSet variable is used as the Input RowSet variable on the Modify RowSet task.

From within the Project Designer page, expand the Data Translation folder in the Component Library, and then drag the Modify RowSet task to the Project Outline.

On the Basic tab of the Modify RowSet task, specify the following values:

Input RowSet Variable: Specify the name of a variable of type RowSet which contains the data to modify. For example, ${myData}.
Output RowSet Variable: Specify the name of the variable that will contain the modified data. This will be a variable type of RowSet. If this variable exists it will be overwritten, otherwise it will be created.
Start With Existing Columns: Choose if you want to start with all columns from the input RowSet (true) or would rather specify which columns you want specifically (false). Choose false.

In the Modify RowSet task window, from the

Add

button in the sub-menu, click

Add New Column

Specify the Index where the new column will be added, and the column value that will be written to the Output RowSet variable. In the example, a new column will be created at Index 1 and will contain the value of column 1 from input RowSet variable.

In the Modify RowSet task window, from the

Add

button in the sub-menu, click

Add New Column

Specify the Index where the new column will be added, and the column value that will be written to the Output RowSet variable. In the example, a new column will be created at Index 2 and will contain the value of column 3 from input RowSet variable.

In the Modify RowSet task window, from the

Add

button in the sub-menu, click

Add New Column

Specify the Index where the new column will be added, and the column value that will be written to the Output RowSet variable. In the example, a new column will be created at Index 3 and will contain the value of column 6 from input RowSet variable.

Click the

Save

button when finished.

The modifiedData RowSet variable will contain 3 columns.

Example Output RowSet Data:

${modifiedData} RowSet Variable
${modifiedData[1]}	${modifiedData[2]}	${modifiedData[3]}
34594	Banks	72000
34593	Young	65000
34590	Harris	105000
34592	Walker	87500
34591	Davis	85000

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Example 3: Modify RowSet Using New Columns with a SQL Task

Example 3: Modify RowSet Using New Columns with a SQL Task