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Hi all,
I have build a mapping that generate the following type of code :
INSERT
INTO "IIA_DATA"."FAITS_EX_POST"@"DIIAV3@EMP_IIA_DATA"
"NOMBRE" ,
"DIM_EX_POST" ,
"DIM_SERVICE_EX_POST",
"DIM_TEMPS_EX_POST"
(SELECT to_number( "V_FAITS"."R_VALEUR" )
/* EXPRESSION.OUTGRP1.NOMBRE */
"NOMBRE" ,
"DIM_EX_POST"."DIMENSION_KEY" "DIMENSION_KEY" ,
"DIM_SERVICE"."DIMENSION_KEY" "DIMENSION_KEY_2",
"DIM_TEMPS"."DIMENSION_KEY" "DIMENSION_KEY_1"
FROM "V_FAITS" "V_FAITS" ,
"V_DIMENSIONS_FAITS" "V_DIMENSIONS_FAITS" ,
"IIA_DATA"."DIM_TEMPS"@"DIIAV3@EMP_IIA_DATA" "DIM_TEMPS" ,
"IIA_DATA"."DIM_SERVICE"@"DIIAV3@EMP_IIA_DATA" "DIM_SERVICE",
"IIA_DATA"."DIM_EX_POST"@"DIIAV3@EMP_IIA_DATA" "DIM_EX_POST"
WHERE ( "V_FAITS"."I_ID" BETWEEN 1 AND 142 )
AND ( "V_FAITS"."R_ID" = "V_DIMENSIONS_FAITS"."R_ID" )
AND ( "V_FAITS"."MONTH_CAL_CODE_ID" = "DIM_TEMPS"."CALENDAR_MONTH_CAL_MONTH_CODE" )
AND ( "V_FAITS"."R_VALEUR_AXE" = "DIM_SERVICE"."SERVICE_ACS" )
AND ( (to_number("DIM_EX_POST"."COMPTABILISATION_ID_FONC" )
/* EXPRESSION1.OUTGRP1.COMPTABILISATION_ID_FONC */
) = "V_DIMENSIONS_FAITS"."NE_ID" )
Unfortunately, no rows get inserted in my fact table.
Any idea ?
Stephan
Edited by: Steff972_the_one on 9 mars 2009 10:03

Insert into ....
INSERT
   INTO "IIA_DATA"."FAITS_EX_POST"@"DIIAV3@EMP_IIA_DATA"
    "NOMBRE"             ,
    "DIM_EX_POST"        ,
    "DIM_SERVICE_EX_POST",
    "DIM_TEMPS_EX_POST"
(SELECT to_number( "V_FAITS"."R_VALEUR" ) "NOMBRE"                                       ,
      "DIM_EX_POST"."DIMENSION_KEY" "DIMENSION_KEY" ,
      "DIM_SERVICE"."DIMENSION_KEY" "DIMENSION_KEY_2",
      "DIM_TEMPS"."DIMENSION_KEY" "DIMENSION_KEY_1"
       FROM "V_FAITS" "V_FAITS"                                   ,
      "V_DIMENSIONS_FAITS" "V_DIMENSIONS_FAITS"                   ,
      "IIA_DATA"."DIM_TEMPS"@"DIIAV3@EMP_IIA_DATA" "DIM_TEMPS"    ,
      "IIA_DATA"."DIM_SERVICE"@"DIIAV3@EMP_IIA_DATA" "DIM_SERVICE",
      "IIA_DATA"."DIM_EX_POST"@"DIIAV3@EMP_IIA_DATA" "DIM_EX_POST"
      WHERE ( "V_FAITS"."I_ID" BETWEEN 1 AND 142 )
    AND ( "V_FAITS"."R_ID"              = "V_DIMENSIONS_FAITS"."R_ID" )
    AND ( "V_FAITS"."MONTH_CAL_CODE_ID" = "DIM_TEMPS"."CALENDAR_MONTH_CAL_MONTH_CODE" )
    AND ( "V_FAITS"."R_VALEUR_AXE"      = "DIM_SERVICE"."SERVICE_ACS" )
    AND ( (to_number("DIM_EX_POST"."COMPTABILISATION_ID_FONC" )) = "V_DIMENSIONS_FAITS"."NE_ID" )
)Output :
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