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Running SQL against the source in Informatica and exporting results to a target table

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Using Informatica designer, is there a way to run a complex SELECT statement as-is against a source database, and workflow it into a target table? For example, SQL Server Integration Services makes it really easy to create source/target connections, paste your source SQL, and map the results to the target table. When the package is run, SQL runs against the source, and results are dumped into the target.

Is something like that available in Informatica?

posted Nov 11, 2014 by Sachin

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you can use sql override property in Source Qualifier Transformation to achieve this.

answer Nov 13, 2014 by Shatark Bajpai
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