Difference between STATIC and FLOW CONTROL in IKM

Hello,
Can someone explain the difference between STATIC and FLOW control in IKM ? What is the best situation to use them with some example ?
Can we have more than one ODI Constraint at the target table.
Thanks
Edited by: cdmnagaraj on 19-Oct-2008 21:59

Hi Nagaraj,
Suppose your Lookup table -> column "VALUE" is 101.
How many rows in your source table (column) have "Balance" = 101 ??
I hope only One.
From your Source table all the recors will be moved to your I$ . then from your I$ it will check for the condition
and all the violated records will be moved to your E$
please check your "Insert CK Errors" from your operator
it will be like this....
insert into E$_TargetTable
     ERR_TYPE,
     ERR_MESS,
     CHECK_DATE,
     ORIGIN,
     CONS_NAME,
     CONS_TYPE,
     col1,
     col2,
     balance
select
     'F',
     sysdate,
     '(3367100)TESTPROJECTS.TestTable',
     'conditionTest',
     'CK',
     col1,
     col2,
     balance
from     I$_TargetTable CHI
where     not      (
          Balance = (Select value from LOOKUP)
So in your case it will check for balance not equal to 101 . and it will push those records into your E$ table
Rathish

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