How can i modify SLT mapping data types ?

I am modeling an Attribute view in HANA sp05 and i need to create a join betwwen two standard tables CRMD_ORDERADM_H and SRRELROLES using files GUID and OBJKEY.
these two fields have two different types of data ( GUID = RAW and OBJKEY = CHAR).
When SLT replicate these files in HANA the data types are (RAW = VARBINARY and CHAR = NVARCHAR). I can't create these join in HANA.
So i have to change the transformation rule in in SLT for something like: In table SRRELROLES for field OBJKEY the tranformation rule will be (CHAR to VARBINARY).
How can i do this in SLT?
I have to use the transaction IUUC_REPL_CONTENT?
OR
Can I insert records in tables IUUC_REPL_TABSTG and IUUC_REPL_TAB_DV ?
Thanks and best regards for all!

HI,
use IUUC_REPL_CONTENT. It will insert the relevant values to table IUUC_REPL_TABSTG and IUUC_REPL_TAB_DV .
Best,
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