Error while loading data from Flat file???

Hi
If in flat file say i have country code as 0190.i have extracted the data to data targets but in the data targets the country code is displayed as 190.how can i rectify this error.I have used Alpha conversion but still i have this problem??
Points Assured
Thanks

its a general practice that the system eliminates the prefix Zeros..
Use the option:
format and define the cell as text
thanks
Edited by: vishnuC on Jun 2, 2008 8:06 AM

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Sanjoy

Hi Sanjoy
You can building a mapping to move the data from somewhere to somewhere else. More specifically;
1. create a mapping
2. add external table to mapping
3. add table to mapping for target (it can be unbound)
4. map from external table ingroup to target table ingroup (all columns will be mapped)
5. if target table was unbound right click on target table and click create and bind
This is a basic mapping you can have for this scenario. There is a post here which does something like this, but it will create a File to Table mapping which will use SQLLoader.
http://blogs.oracle.com/warehousebuilder/2009/01/expert_useful_scripts_from_simple_primitives.html
Cheers
David

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