SQL LDR LKM generating incorrect CTL file

Hi,
The LKM for SQL LDR is generating incorrect CTL file for a fixed length data file. Due to this the ODI is erring out.
Here are the contents of the CTL file:
SnpsOutFile "-File=//Myserver/myfile.ctl"
OPTIONS (
     SKIP=0,
     ERRORS=0,
     DIRECT=TRUE
LOAD DATA
INFILE "//Myserver/myfile.RDY"
BADFILE "//Myserver/myfile.bad"
DISCARDFILE "//Myserver/myfile.dsc"
DISCARDMAX 1
INTO TABLE ORA_SCHEMA.C$_0RAW_TABLE
     C1_CHAR9     POSITION(:),
     C2_CHAR2     POSITION(:),
     C3_CHAR6     POSITION(:),
     C4_CODE          POSITION(:),
     C5_RAWG_CODE     POSITION(:),
     C6_E_NUMBER     POSITION(:),
     C7_T_NUMBER     POSITION(:),
     C8_C_COLOR     POSITION(:),
     C9_D_COLOR     POSITION(:),
     C10_R_CODE     POSITION(:)
Why is "POSITION(:)" not getting the numbers before and after ":" ?
I reverse engineered this file and have the correct values for "Physical Length" and "Logical Length"
TIA,
Ankit

Hi Ankit,
I think the column transformation mappings are set on the Source (radio button) in the Integration Interface Mapping window.
Change the column transformation mappings to be executed on STAGE .
It should resolve this issue.
Thanks,
Sutirtha

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